A Comprehensive Review of Scheduling and Optimization Paradigms in Cloud Systems

The increased adoption of cloud computing applications can be attributed to the improved availability of broadband speeds over the past decade. With the increasing adoption of cloud platforms by individuals and companies, there is a rising need for more efficient approaches to work schedule management. Conventional work scheduling methods strive to identify the optimal sequence for task execution in order to minimize resource utilization, encompassing time, computational capacity, memory, and other factors. Customers generally anticipate supplementary services and a notable degree of effectiveness. An efficiently organized scheduling technique enables the most effective exploitation of resources. This document provides a comprehensive examination of techniques for organizing and overseeing work in the realm of cloud computing, with specific emphasis on several hybrid adaptations of metaheuristic methodologies. The scientific study also includes a section that examines several approaches for assessing productivity based on the current body of information.