QoS CBSC: An Enhanced Metaheuristic Strategy on QoS-Cloud-based Service in Cloud

Due to the growing number of cloud users working on various cloud apps on specific infrastructure, resource allocation in cloud computing is implicitly difficult. Most resource allocation strategies currently in use focused on delivering efficiency determined by the workload of applications across many domains, such as business and scientific. Cloud service brokers compete strongly with one another to provide quality of service improvements based on the need, demand and the rapid growth of the services that are offered. Such conflict makes it difficult and complex to provide simple service selection and composition services in the cloud, this needs to be addressed to lighten the load on local resources. Because cloud-based services are too sophisticated and scalable, it is preferable to use an optimization strategy to choose the services that will meet the needs of the clients. To do this, a hybrid algorithm Modified Ant Colony System Cloud Services Composition (MACSCSC) is proposed to employ Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) incorporated with Genetic Algorithm (GA) to smoothly increase cloud-based services. When allocating cloud resources these meta-heuristic algorithms can achieve significantly better performance, lower costs and instances, better utilization of resources, and increased energy efficiency. The empirical findings on different real datasets have been demonstrated to show the improvements of the suggested method to overcome the drawbacks such as allocation of resources and high power consumption.