Lahore Garrison University Research Journal of Computer Science and Information Technology

A Quantum Optimization Model for Dynamic Resource Allocation in Cloud Computing

Tahir Alyas

Published Mar 31, 2017• 0 citations

Abstract

Quantum Computing and Cloud Computing technologieshave potential capability to change the dynamic of futurecomputing. Similarly, both Complexities, time and Space are the basicconstraints which can determine the efficient cloud service performance.Quantum optimization for the cloud resources in dynamic environmentprovides a way to deal with the present classical cloud computationmodel’s challenges. By combining the fields of quantum computing andcloud computing, will result in evolutionary technology. Virtual resourceallocation is a major challenge facing cloud computing with dynamiccharacteristics, a single aspect for the evaluation of resource allocationstrategy cannot satisfy the real world demands in this case. QuantumOptimization resource allocation mechanism on the cloud computingenvironment based two-way factors, improving user satisfaction and bestuse of resource utilization of cloud computing systems.A dynamic resource allocation mechanism for cloud services, based onnegotiation by keeping the focus on preferences and pricing factor istherefore proposed.

DOI: 10.54692/lgurjcsit.2017.01015

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