The Contemporary Review of Notable Cloud Resource Scheduling Strategies

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Abstract

Cloud computing has become a revolutionary development that has changed the dynamics of business for the organizations and in IT infrastructure management. While in one dimension, it has improved the scope of access, reliability, performance and operational efficiency, in the other dimension, it has created a paradigm shift in the way IT systems are managed in an organizational environment. However, with the increasing demand for cloud based solutions, there is significant need for improving the operational efficiency of the systems and cloud based services that are offered to the customers. As cloud based solutions offer finite pool of virtualized on-demand resources, there is imperative need for the service providers to focus on effective and optimal resource scheduling systems that could support them in offering reliable and timely service, workload balancing, optimal power efficiency and performance excellence.

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P.Sowjanya. 2016. \u201cThe Contemporary Review of Notable Cloud Resource Scheduling Strategies\u201d. Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology - B: Cloud & Distributed GJCST-B Volume 16 (GJCST Volume 16 Issue B3): .

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Cloud computing has become a revolutionary development that has changed the dynamics of business for the organizations and in IT infrastructure management. While in one dimension, it has improved the scope of access, reliability, performance and operational efficiency, in the other dimension, it has created a paradigm shift in the way IT systems are managed in an organizational environment. However, with the increasing demand for cloud based solutions, there is significant need for improving the operational efficiency of the systems and cloud based services that are offered to the customers. As cloud based solutions offer finite pool of virtualized on-demand resources, there is imperative need for the service providers to focus on effective and optimal resource scheduling systems that could support them in offering reliable and timely service, workload balancing, optimal power efficiency and performance excellence.

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