A Framework on HyPACK: Hybrid Prediction-Based Cloud Bandwidth and Cost Reduction System
Journal: International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) (Vol.4, No. 6)Publication Date: 2015-06-05
Authors : Pratibha A Kuber; Garima Singh;
Page : 1418-1421
Keywords : HyPACK; Chunk; Cloud; Redundancy; TRE;
Abstract
Cloud computing brings signi?cant bene?ts for service suppliers and users due to its characteristics e. g. , on demand, purchase use, ascendable computing. Virtualization management could be a crucial task to accomplish effective sharing of physical resources and scalability [1]. Transmission price plays a very important role once attempting to minimize cloud price. but for server specific TRE approach it's troublesome to handle the traffic expeditiously and it doesn-t suites for the cloud surroundings due to high process prices. . during this paper we tend to provides a survey on the new traffic redundancy technique referred to as novel-TRE additionally referred to as receiver based mostly TRE. This novel-TRE has vital options like detective work the redundancy at the shopper, repeats seem bound, matches incoming chunks with a antecedently received chunk chain or native file and causation to the server for predicting the longer term knowledge and no want of server to ceaselessly maintain shopper state [2]. , our implementation maintains chains by keeping for associatey chunk solely the last determined resultant chunk in an LRU fashion. So on the receiver facet we are able to refresh the chunk store for incoming chunks.
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