Resource Management allocation in the CC Environments with Multi-Objective Optimization system

These days, the topic of cloud computing has become a very popular paradigm for providing services online. For the cloud data center to deliver cloud infrastructure services in response to user demand, a set of virtualized resources are required. In order to lower the degree as a result of resource loss and SLA violations, the necessity for optimum resource management becomes a crucial problem in cloud data centers. These issues are classified as NP-hard, and meta heuristics approaches are well suited to solving them. The article develops a multi-objective hybrid fruit fly optimization (MOHFO)-based method for SLA-conscious dynamic resource management in cloud data centers. For the fruit fly optimization technique, the Bald Eagle Search (BES) optimization behavior search capabilities. To balance resource waste and SLA breaches, the proposed solution employs dynamic consolidation and deployment of virtual machines (VMs) mechanism. The suggested technique utilizing Clouds to simulate different data center designs, using QoS measures to assess the experimental outcomes. The proposed MOHFO technique is assessed and contrasted to existing optimization strategies in terms of resource wastage, energy use, communication costs, and migration frequency in order to provide cloud computing with QoS-aware optimal resource provisioning.