Comparison of Three Resouces Allocation Technique in Cloud Computing
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https://doi.org/10.56705/ijodas.v5i1.118Keywords:
Resource Allocation, Traffic Prediction, Cloud ComputingAbstract
The shift to the cloud enables organizations of all sizes to swiftly, efficiently, and innovatively move their operations. The adoption of cloud computing has significantly transformed most organizations' work, communication, and collaboration methods, making it a crucial necessity for maintaining competitiveness in the digital age. Organizations are implementing cloud bursting to handle IT demand peaks by utilizing private cloud capacity and public cloud capacity, freeing up local resources for critical applications, and reverting data back to the private cloud. Organizations face challenges in allocating resources in cloud computing to automatically switch from private cloud to public cloud, leading to system issues, user frustration, operational failure, increased stress, and revenue loss. To address these concerns. This paper investigates traffic predictions by comparing three prediction tools, such as support vector machines, spatio-temporal, and edge-cloud collaborative schemes, and proposing conceptual solutions. Efficient cloud computing traffic management can prevent system bottlenecks, especially during peak periods, potentially leading to dissatisfied clients.
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