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Heuristic Task Scheduling with Artificial Bee Colony Algorithm for Virtual Machines

Author(s)
Kimpan, Warangkhana
Kruekaew, Boonhatai
Date Issued
December 28, 2016
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
10.1109/SCIS-ISIS.2016.0067
Abstract
Cloud computing is one of the Information Technology services which are provided from IT infrastructures to application services. It is the combination of Distributed computing and virtualization technology using virtual machines, an essential component in Cloud computing. Therefore, task scheduling is an important matter to consider for virtual machines to balance load of each machine and to efficiently use the resources in Cloud computing. This paper proposes the use of Heuristic task scheduling with Artificial Bee Colony algorithm for virtual machines in heterogeneous Cloud computing, called HABC. The research aim is to introduce HABC, which is a new task scheduling and load balancing algorithm, for virtual machines in heterogeneous environments to reduce the makespan in the system. In the experiments, CloudSim was simulated to compare various types of the optimization task scheduling in using the virtual machines. The experimental results indicated that using the proposed Artificial Bee Colony algorithm when large job was considered first (HABC-LJF) in virtual machine scheduling, improved the efficiency in task scheduling and load balancing of virtual machines in Cloud computing. In addition, the proposed algorithm can minimize the makespan even if the tasks are increased and the different types of data are distributed.
Citation
Proceedings 2016 Joint 8th International Conference on Soft Computing and Intelligent Systems and 2016 17th International Symposium on Advanced Intelligent Systems Scis Isis 2016, 281-286, 2016
Subjects

artificial bee colony...

cloud scheduling

Gaussian distribution...

heuristics

load balancing

normal distribution

task scheduling

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