Providing enhanced resource management framework for cloud storage

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Abstract

Data centers are progressively being re-intended for workload combination with a specific end goal to receive the rewards of better resource usage, control cost, and physical space investment cost. Among the strengths driving costs are server and storage virtualization innovations. A key understanding is that there is a more noteworthy cooperative energy between the two layers of storage and server virtualization to be application piece sharing data than was beforehand thought conceivable. In this segment, we display ERMF, a platform that is intended to have MapReduce applications in virtualized cost. ERMF gives a bunch file framework that backings a uniform record framework name-space over the group by coordinating the discrete nearby storage of the individual hubs. Our paper proposes ERMF accommodates the two data and VM resource assignment with contending requirements, for example, storage usage, changing CPU load and system connect limits. ERMF utilizes a stream arrange based calculation that can improve MapReduce performance under the predetermined limitations by starting situation, as well as by straightening out through VM and data relocation also. Moreover, ERMF uncovered, generally shrouded, bring down level topology data to the MapReduce work scheduler with the goal that it makes close ideal task scheduling.

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Magesh Kumar, S., Ashokkumar, S., & Balasundaram, A. (2019). Providing enhanced resource management framework for cloud storage. International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology, 9(1), 3903–3908. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijeat.A1292.109119

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