2014
DOI: 10.14445/22315381/ijett-v8p265
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A Survey on QoS Based Task Scheduling Approach in Grid Computing

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“…Thence, presenting the effective load-balancing algorithms and mechanisms has been a solution for the triumph of cloud computing environs. Numerous researches were accomplished in the load balancing and task scheduling field in cloud environs [19]- [22]. For considering, some of the developed load balancing algorithms include: i) First agent-based dynamic load balancing of cloud computing algorithm (ABDLB); ii) First come first serve algorithm (FCFS); iii) Round Robin algorithm (RR); iv) Load balancing ant colony optimization algorithm (LBACO); v) Longest job first algorithm (LJF); vi) Shortest job first algorithm (SJF); vii) Random allocation algorithm (R); ix) Modified particle swarm optimization (modified PSO).…”
Section: Load Balancing In Cloud Computingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thence, presenting the effective load-balancing algorithms and mechanisms has been a solution for the triumph of cloud computing environs. Numerous researches were accomplished in the load balancing and task scheduling field in cloud environs [19]- [22]. For considering, some of the developed load balancing algorithms include: i) First agent-based dynamic load balancing of cloud computing algorithm (ABDLB); ii) First come first serve algorithm (FCFS); iii) Round Robin algorithm (RR); iv) Load balancing ant colony optimization algorithm (LBACO); v) Longest job first algorithm (LJF); vi) Shortest job first algorithm (SJF); vii) Random allocation algorithm (R); ix) Modified particle swarm optimization (modified PSO).…”
Section: Load Balancing In Cloud Computingmentioning
confidence: 99%