A CASE STUDY ON VIRTUAL MACHINE LOAD BALANCING ALGORITHMS IN CLOUD DATA CENTER

Abstract

Cloud computing is understood as a virtual pool of resources that are made available to customers online. It offers customers practically limitless computing resources that are to be paid for only based on usage, with no consideration given to maintenance for the preexisting infrastructure.Utilizing resources effectively and efficiently is the primary goal of cloud computing service providers, and this stresses scheduling to a cloud domain.It is accountable for ensuring that allocation takes place efficiently while utilising a variety of services to implement an acceptable framework. Thus, an effort is made to understand the various scheduling techniques and service broker algorithms that are covered. The study clarifies a hazy definition of cloud computing's scheduling and service broker algorithms. We have described many Round Robin, Throttled, and Equally Spread Current Execution Load balancing techniques in this work.