Balanced Distribution of Load on Grid Resources using Cellular Automata
Journal Title: International Journal of Advanced Computer Science & Applications - Year 2016, Vol 7, Issue 9
Abstract
Load balancing is a technique for equal and fair distribution of workloads on resources and maximizing their performance as well as reducing the overall execution time. However, meeting all of these goals in a single algorithm is not possible due to their inherent conflict, so some of the features must be given priority based on requirements and objectives of the system and the desired algorithm must be designed with their orientation. In this article, a decentralized load balancing algorithm based on Cellular Automata and Fuzzy Logic has been presented which has capabilities needed for fair distribution of resources in Grid level. Each computing node in this algorithm has been modeled as a Cellular Automata’s cell and has been provided with the help of Fuzzy Logic in which each node can be an expert system and have a decisive role which is the best choice in a dynamic environment and uncertain data. Each node is mapped of one of the VL, L, VN, H and VH state based on information exchange on certain time periods with its neighboring nodes and based on fuzzy logic tries to decrease the communication overhead and estimate the state of the other nodes in subsequent. The decision to send or receive the workload is made based on each node state. Thus, an appropriate structure for the system can greatly improve the efficiency of the algorithm. Fuzzy control does not search and optimize, just makes decisions based on inputs which are effective internal parameters of the system and are mostly based on incomplete and nonspecific information. Each node based on information exchange at specific time periods with its neighboring nodes, and according to Fuzzy Logic rules is mapped of one of the VL, L, N, H and VH states. To reduce communication overhead, with the help of Fuzzy Logic tries to estimate the state of the other nodes in subsequent periods, and based on the status of each node, makes a decision to send or receive workloads. Thus an appropriate structure for the system can improve the efficiency of the algorithm. In fact, Fuzzy Logic does not search and optimize, just makes decisions based on the input parameters which are often incomplete and imprecise.
Authors and Affiliations
Amir Sadeghi, Ahmad Khademzadeh, Mohammad Salehnamadi
An Automated Approach for Identification of Non-Functional Requirements using Word2Vec Model
Non-Functional Requirements (NFR) are embedded in functional requirements in requirements specification docu-ment. Identification of NFR from the requirement document is a challenging task. Ignorance of NFR identificatio...
Feature Descriptor Based on Normalized Corners and Moment Invariant for Panoramic Scene Generation
Panorama generation systems aim at creating a wide-view image by aligning and stitching a sequence of images. The technology is extensively used in many fields such as virtual reality, medical image analysis, and geologi...
Proposing a Keyword Extraction Scheme based on Standard Deviation, Frequency and Conceptual Relation of the Words
At each text there are a few keywords which provide important information about the content of that text. Since this limited set of words (keywords) is supposed to describe the total concept of a text (e.g. article, book...
Application of Intelligent Data Mining Approach in Securing the Cloud Computing
Cloud computing is a modern term refers to a model for emerging computing, where it is possible to use machines in large data centers for delivering services in a scalable manner, so corporations has become in need for l...
Image Enhancement Using Homomorphic Filtering and Adaptive Median Filtering for Balinese Papyrus (Lontar)
Balinese papyrus (Lontar) is one of the most popular media to write for more than a hundred years in Indonesia. Balinese papyrus are used to document things that are considered important in the past. Most of the balinese...