Cloud computing Assignments
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ResidencyPosterPresentation092520.pptxThe Role of Load Balancing in the Next generation of Cloud Computing
Cloud computing is a network of distributed computing where all applications run on many connected computers at the parallel time.
Tons of information has been shared from client to server or server to client.
By using load balancer cloud computing manages word load across on different server to achieve high performance.
Background of Problem
Load balancing plays a very important role in the future generation of computing for storing and accessing the applications and programs.
Load balancing involves volunteer, server less computing into the clouding computing.
Load balancing is very important concept for the next generation of cloud computing.
Future user of internet will have just screen where they uses internet. Remaining all the calculations and other’s things will be done by computer.
We will define in our study that through future load balancing mechanism, internet will be aiming to spread all over, can manage traffic loads, depending and independent resources on networks.
Problem significance
Explore factors that cause load unbalancing problem in future cloud computing.
Examine different challenges of development of future load balancing algorithms.
Providing the detailed category of load balancing techniques, methods and algorithms for future.
Research Questions
Afzal, S., & Kavitha, G. (2019). Load balancing in cloud computing – A hierarchical taxonomical classification. Journal of Cloud Computing, 8(1). https://doi.org/10.1186/s13677-019-0146-7
Pourghebleh, B., & Hayyolalam, V. (2019). A comprehensive and systematic review of the load balancing mechanisms in the Internet of Things. Cluster Computing, 23(2), 641–661. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10586-019-02950-0
Tadapaneni, N. R. (2020, April 1). A Survey Of Various Load Balancing Algorithms In Cloud Computing. Retrieved September 26, 2020, from papers.ssrn.com website: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3579732
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