Load Balancing of Cloud Computing Service Model Empowered with Fuzzy Logic

Syed Atir Raza Shirazi; Abdul Hannan Khan; Shahid Rasool; Aqsa Anwar; Muhammad Ammar

doi:10.33317/ssurj.500

Authors

Syed Atir Raza Shirazi Minhaj University
Abdul Hannan Khan School of Information Technology,Minhaj Uiversity,Lahore,Pakistan.
Shahid Rasool
Aqsa Anwar
Muhammad Ammar

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.33317/ssurj.500

Keywords:

Fuzzy logic system, Load Balancing, Quality of Services, Virtual Machine, CLB-PME-FES

Abstract

Nowadays, cloud computing is a growing field in research and the marketplace, including virtualization, internet service, computer software, and web services. A cloud comprises multiple elements like a consumer's data center and servers. It provides high availability, efficiency, scalability, mobility, fault tolerance, decreased overhead of users, reduced expenses of ownership, on-demand services, etc. A Variety Of users need various Quality of Service (QoS) demands. Therefore, the cloud supplier needs to arrange the tasks to get maximum advantages regarding their services, and the consumer's quality of service demands are satisfied. Currently, the need for cloud is increasing day by day, people moved towards cloud simultaneously, so its scale is up that's why the service providers are required to deal with enormous requests. The biggest challenge is the availability of services and maintaining the performance equivalent or more effective whenever workload occurs. Multiple requests are processed simultaneously; that's why the workload increased. The load balancer uses to resolve that issue. Our research shows how to balance the load in a cloud environment using fuzzy logic. The processor speed, storage capacity, and assigned load of Virtual Machine (VM) utilize to balance the load in cloud computing through fuzzy logic to achieve better processing time and storage utilization.

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