Sultan Alshamrani
ABSTRACT
The Cloud computing is a new paradigm for offering computing services via the Internet. Customers can lease infrastructure resources from cloud providers, such as CPU core, memory and disk storage, based on a "pay as you require" model. The approach in this paper is about distributing the resources (storage, processor, memory) of cloud providers to the customers by efficient manner, satisfying parties in terms of providing requirements and guarantee efficient and fair distribution of the resources. The approach system consists of two phases. In the first phase, we will create an interface in order to allow both customers and providers to insert their inputs. The system will allocate customers' demands based on the availability of the provider resources. In the second phase, the system will start to monitor the customers' usage of the resources to determine whether the customers using all the resources that have been allocated to them or did not. Then the system will reallocate the VMs resources that have not been used for a while to other customers. This will lead to reduce the cost and increase the provider profits.
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Index Terms
- An Efficient Allocation of Cloud Computing Resources
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