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A Novel Improved Hybrid Model for Load Balancing in Cloud Environment

Soumen Swarnakar, Zaki Raza, Souvik Bhattacharya, Chandan Banerjee

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Abstract

Web technology has gained a huge momentum these days due to the digitization in almost all sectors. In cloud computing environment, the cloud data centers and the users of cloud computing are distributed extensively throughout the world and thus it is a huge challenge to manage these data in an orderly fashion. Load Balancing in this context means the distribution of load (data) in a smart manner such that the efficiency of the nodes are increased and the resources are used to their maximum potential which in turn would result in high user satisfaction. The algorithm proposed in this paper provides an optimal way of distributing load in servers connected to the Virtual Machines such that unnecessary overloading has been avoided in the cloud data centers. In this paper, the mixture of traditional algorithms like Weighted Round Robin and Weighted Least Connection have been used, which is showing better result in balancing the load among servers connected to the virtual machines.

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Web technology has gained a huge momentum these days due to the digitization in almost all sectors. In cloud computing environment, the cloud data centers and the users of cloud computing are distributed extensively throughout the world and thus it is a huge challenge to manage these data in an orderly fashion. Load Balancing in this context means the distribution of load (data) in a smart manner such that the efficiency of the nodes are increased and the resources are used to their maximum potential which in turn would result in high user satisfaction. The algorithm proposed in this paper provides an optimal way of distributing load in servers connected to the Virtual Machines such that unnecessary overloading has been avoided in the cloud data centers. In this paper, the mixture of traditional algorithms like Weighted Round Robin and Weighted Least Connection have been used, which is showing better result in balancing the load among servers connected to the virtual machines.

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Web technology has gained a huge momentum these days due to the digitization in almost all sectors. In cloud computing environment, the cloud data centers and the users of cloud computing are distributed extensively throughout the world and thus it is a huge challenge to manage these data in an orderly fashion. Load Balancing in this context means the distribution of load (data) in a smart manner such that the efficiency of the nodes are increased and the resources are used to their maximum potential which in turn would result in high user satisfaction. The algorithm proposed in this paper provides an optimal way of distributing load in servers connected to the Virtual Machines such that unnecessary overloading has been avoided in the cloud data centers. In this paper, the mixture of traditional algorithms like Weighted Round Robin and Weighted Least Connection have been used, which is showing better result in balancing the load among servers connected to the virtual machines.

Key concepts: Cloud computing, Load balancing (electrical power), Computer science, Server, Distributed computing, Virtual machine, Network Load Balancing Services, Round-robin DNS

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