A study on resource scheduling strategy in the enterprise service cloud
Zhengwu Yuan, Xinguang Sang
Abstract
Zhengwu Yuan, Xinguang Sang
Abstract
With the rapid development of information, efficiency becomes an important factor to measure the service-quality. Customers always hope to obtain the service quickly when they submit requests to the enterprise. In order to improve response efficiency, reduce task's time-consuming, consider urgent tasks meanwhile, Urgency First Parallel Strategy(UFPS) is introduced on the basis of local preferred strategy and cloud preferred strategy from a business point of view, and a framework is designed. A large number of experiments and comparison were made to prove the effectiveness of the strategy.
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With the rapid development of information, efficiency becomes an important factor to measure the service-quality. Customers always hope to obtain the service quickly when they submit requests to the enterprise. In order to improve response efficiency, reduce task's time-consuming, consider urgent tasks meanwhile, Urgency First Parallel Strategy(UFPS) is introduced on the basis of local preferred strategy and cloud preferred strategy from a business point of view, and a framework is designed. A large number of experiments and comparison were made to prove the effectiveness of the strategy.
Key concepts: Cloud computing, Computer science, Task (project management), Scheduling (production processes), Service (business), Process management, Resource (disambiguation), Quality of service