Research on virtual machine migration making-decision algorithms in cloud computing
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Virtual Machine, Live Migration, Cloud Computing, DataCenter, CloudSimAbstract
Goal of the virtual machine migration are mainly to manage resources and save power consumption in the data center. The migration process can be divided into two phrases: The first phase, migration decision making and the second phase, implementation of migration. The first phase determines what conditions and what virtual machines will need to be migrated and where they are migrated to. The second phase applies different techniques to move the virtual machine working state to the destination server. This paper focuses on analysis algorithms applied to the first stage and then tests techniques on the cloud computing model using CloudSim simulation tools. Experiments have compared the effectiveness of decision-making techniques for migrated virtual machine as well as its limitations and propose further research.
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