Improved Nature-Inspired Algorithms in Cloud Computing for Load Balancing

Akila, D. and Bhaumik, Amiya and Duraisamy, Balaganesh and Suseendran, G. and Pal, Souvik (2021) Improved Nature-Inspired Algorithms in Cloud Computing for Load Balancing. In: Improved Nature-Inspired Algorithms in Cloud Computing for Load Balancing. Springer, pp. 547-558.

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Abstract

A core area of research is cloud computing. The crucial part of nature-inspired algorithms (NIAs) is now done in the cloud. NIAs are algorithms whose name means that nature influences them. NIAs can further be categorized as swarm intelligence (SI) algorithms, biological phenomena, physics and chemistry processes, or based on any other topic. Si-based algorithms are known as smart since they are known to understand and improve their productivity by evaluating the previous production and the movements that they made. For several real-world optimization challenges that are categorized as NP hard issues, NIAs provide an efficient solution. The NIAs have a long number of implementations, and most of them tend to be more powerful and, therefore, more effective than other algorithms. A great deal of time was spent to make it possible in parallel with other algorithms. Boost output and thus offer a stronger QoS. The paper aims to study different NIAs, and various NIAs are defined to improve for better load balancing in a cloud environment. The principle behind each algorithm is to encourage more study. The paper also mentions numerous NIAs.

Item Type: Book Section
Subjects: Information Technology > Computer Architecture
Divisions: Information Technology
Depositing User: Mr IR Admin
Date Deposited: 09 Oct 2024 10:38
Last Modified: 09 Oct 2024 10:38
URI: https://ir.vistas.ac.in/id/eprint/9584

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