Cuckoo-Neural Approach for Secure Execution and Energy Management in Mobile Cloud Computing

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Abstract

Along with an explosive growth in mobile applications and the emergence of the concept of cloud computing, in mobile cloud computing (MCC) has been familiarized as a potential technology for mobile users. Employing MCC to enable mobile users to realize the benefits of cloud computing in an environment friendly way is an effective strategy to meet today’s industrial demands. With the ever-increasing demand for MCC technology, energy efficiency has become extremely relevant in mobile cloud computing infrastructure. The concept of mobile cloud computing offers low cost and high availability to the mobile cloud users on pay-per-use basis. However, the challenges such as resource management and energy consumption are still faced by mobile cloud providers. If the allocation of the resources is not managed in a secure manner, the false allocation will lead to more energy consumption. This article demonstrates the importance of energy-saving mechanisms in cloud data centers and elaborates the importance of the “energy efficiency” relationship to promote the adoption of these mechanisms in practical scenarios. The utilization of resources are being maximized by minimizing the energy consumption. To achieve this, an integrated approach using Cuckoo Search (CS) with Artificial Neural network (ANN) is presented here. Initially, the Virtual Machines (VMs) are sorted as per their CPU utilization using Modified Best Fit Decreasing Approach (MBFD). This suffers from the increase in Service Level Agreement (SLA) violation along with many VM migrations. If the migration is not done at an appropriate host, which can hold the VM for long, Service Level Agreement Violation (SLAV) will be high.

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Vishal, Kaur, B., & Jangra, S. (2021). Cuckoo-Neural Approach for Secure Execution and Energy Management in Mobile Cloud Computing. International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications, 12(1), 654–663. https://doi.org/10.14569/IJACSA.2021.0120175

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