AN EFFICIENT SECURITY MANAGEMENT FOR CLOUD COMPUTING USING AUDITING ALGORITM SHELL(AAS)

Abstract

Abstract—In the current work, we analyzed the problem of multi-criteria Cloud workflow scheduling. Based on a careful selection of the relevant work in this area and on our own experience, we identified the main aspects of the problem that have to be taken into consideration when scheduling workflows on the Cloud.Distributed computing is an expansion of parallel registering, appropriated figuring and network processing. Cloud gives on request benefits in light of client prerequisites. The vast majority of the current Research for planning focus on cost or time or both. In this examination, the Multiple VM schedules the administrations in view of more than three QOS prerequisite, for example, time cost, dependability and accessibility. It assesses execution for different experiments with the various number of work processes and distinctive arrangement of QoS parameters for every work process. The Scheduling of Different  VM  of  cloud  results  is  the  enhanced  execution  from  the  current  technique,  for  example, diminishing time impact, lessening cost impact and also increment unwavering quality and accessibility in a solitary target way.

 

Keywords- Multi-criteria workflow scheduling ,Partical swarm optimization,Heuristic Earliest

Finish Time algorithm

Author

Dr.M.MohamedMusthafa, T.Ahamed Ayathullah

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