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Abstract and System Analysis

This document presents a framework for knowledge-based resource allocation in a multi-tenant cloud computing environment, utilizing a radial basis function neural network and an improved multi-objective genetic algorithm. The proposed system addresses challenges in resource scheduling by considering tenant priorities, load balance, and energy consumption, while demonstrating effective performance through case studies. The framework aims to enhance computational service provision and meet diverse simulation requirements efficiently.

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Abstract and System Analysis

This document presents a framework for knowledge-based resource allocation in a multi-tenant cloud computing environment, utilizing a radial basis function neural network and an improved multi-objective genetic algorithm. The proposed system addresses challenges in resource scheduling by considering tenant priorities, load balance, and energy consumption, while demonstrating effective performance through case studies. The framework aims to enhance computational service provision and meet diverse simulation requirements efficiently.

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Knowledge-Based Resource Allocation for Collaborative

Simulation Development in a Multi-tenant Cloud Comput-


ing Environment

ABSTRACT

Cloud computing technologies have enabled a new paradigm for advanced


product development powered by the provision and subscription of computational services in
a multi-tenant distributed simulation environment. The description of computational
resources and their optimal allocation among tenants with different requirements holds the
key to implementing effective software systems for such a paradigm. To address this issue, a
systematic framework for monitoring, analyzing and improving system performance is
proposed in this research. Specifically, a radial basis function neural network is established to
transform simulation tasks with abstract descriptions into specific resource requirements in
terms of their quantities and qualities. Additionally, a novel mathematical model is
constructed to represent the complex resource allocation process in a multi-tenant computing
environment by considering priority-based tenant satisfaction, total computational cost and
multi-level load balance. To achieve optimal resource allocation, an improved multi-objective
genetic algorithm is proposed based on the elitist archive and the K-means approaches. As
demonstrated in a case study, the proposed framework and methods can effectively support
the cloud simulation paradigm and efficiently meet tenants’ computational requirements in a
distributed environment.
SYSTEM ANALYSIS

EXISTING SYSTEM

In a cloud computing environment, the qualified services are usually numerous and
dynamic, which makes it a challenging task to allocate resources. The total cost is a widely
used criterion to measure the performance of allocation schemes. As Green Manufacturing
(GM) and Sustainable Development (SD) are playing even more important roles in the busi-
ness and industry. The energy consumption of a cloud centre has to be taken into considera-
tion as well. Therefore, load balance is considered as one of the optimization indexes during
the resource allocating process. Compared with the single objective optimization (SOO)
problems, the MOO problems are characterized by incommensurability and contradiction
between different objectives. Specifically, incommensurability refers to the fact that there is
no uniform measure for various objectives while contradiction means performance of one ob-
jective is improved at the cost of making others worse. A common method for analyzing such
a problem is to transform a MOO problem into a SOO problem using the method of weight-
ing aggregation. As the solution space of resource scheduling in cloud computing is too huge
to explore for the conventional operational research (OR) algorithms, some artificial intelli-
gence methods have been proposed in recent years, such as the Genetic Algorithm (GA), ge-
netic algorithms have some inherent limitations.

DISADVANTAGES OF EXISTING SYSTEM

 Services security need to be addressed urgently, the priority of each tenant also be-
comes important to the resource allocating process.
 The optimization result is largely determined by the weights of different factors and
determination of these weights is very difficult without comprehensive knowledge of
the problem.
PROPOSED SYSTEM:

In Proposed system, we present an effective solution for resource


scheduling in a heterogeneous and collaborative cloud computing environment to meet
tenants’ diverse simulation requirements. A novel mathematical model is formulated to
represent the complex scheduling problem and an improved multi-objective genetic algorithm
is proposed based on the elitist archive and the k-means approaches. By capturing and reusing
engineering experience, a RBFNN model is established to interpret simulation tasks and then
match them to resource requirements in terms of their quantities and qualities. The RBFNN
model is compared with a grey exponent static model and simulation results show that it has
attached a good learning capability. Numerical experiments have also been conducted to
compare the performances of the proposed KGA and PSO. Testing results in a case study
have demonstrated the good performances of KGA in terms of both convergence and running
time for solving collaborative simulation problem.

ADVANTAGE OF PROPOSED SYSTEM:

 A radial basis function neural networks is established as a knowledge model for es-
timating the required resources of each tenant.
 A novel resource scheduling model is formulated for a highly heterogeneous cloud en-
vironment by considering the tenant priority, load balance and energy consumption
criteria.
 An improved KGA algorithm is developed based on the elitist strategy and the k-
means approach provides effectiveness and feasibility in resource scheduling.

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