INTEREST BASED CLUSTERING OF VIRTUAL MACHINES IN THE OVERLAY NETWORK OF CLOUD ENVIRONMENTS
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In distributed environments, pay per usage of the user is allowed by Cloud Computing Networks. The usage may be either for computational or storage purpose which will be facilitated in the form of virtual machines in the virtual overlay. Provisioning of widely distributed resources efficiently to the user is the main objective. It in turn creates many challenges and issues like resource allocation problem, formulating Virtual Machines (VM), Load Balancing among VM’s. In this paper we will see how Interest Based clustering of Virtual machines that reside over the physical overlay will enhance the performance. The request query from user may directly route to the cluster which can hit the query and internal Load Balancing among VM’s traditionally.
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