Artificial bee colony optimized VM migration and allocation using neural network architecture

Abstract

In recent years, cloud computing (CC) has been mostly preferred by users due to its advanced features as compared to other environments. There are many advantages to CC, like security, the privacy of data, fast speed of the internet, reliability, etc. [13]. But still, some issues arise in CC, like service attacks, less privacy, etc. The CC architecture is categorized into two parts; the user end and the cloud data center end. The CC architecture, which explains how a user interacts with a cloud data center, is shown in Figure 1. The front end defines the process of user interaction with the cloud by using the internet. Users can interact with any internet-connected device, including personal computers, mobile phones, etc., and the device communicates with the cloud data center in the backend.