Future Load Prediction of Virtual Machines in Cloud Computing Environment
Keywords:
Cloud computing, physical machine, virtual machine, virtualization technology, resources managementAbstract
In cloud computing environment, customers are allowed to scale up and down their resource usage according to their needs. Here resources are multiplexed from physical machines to virtual machines through virtualization technology. In this paper, we are trying to avoid overloading for every physical machine of an automated resources management system that uses virtualization technology for allocating resources dynamically. We develop a new algorithm for predicting the future load of each physical machine and then decide which may be overloaded next. Then we can take the necessary action to prevent the overload in the system. The experimental results support the improvements of our algorithm.
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