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A Pattern-Based Prediction Model for Dynamic Resource Provisioning in Cloud Environment
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  • A Pattern-Based Prediction Model for Dynamic Resource Provisioning in Cloud Environment
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Kim. Hyuk-Ho,Kim. Woong-Sup,Kim. Yang-Woo
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KSII Transactions on internet and information systems : TIIS
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2011년|5권 10호|pp.1712-1732 (21 pages)
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한국인터넷정보학회
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Cloud provides dynamically scalable virtualized computing resources as a service over the Internet. To achieve higher resource utilization over virtualization technology, an optimized strategy that deploys virtual machines on physical machines is needed. That is, the total number of active physical host nodes should be dynamically changed to correspond to their resource usage rate, thereby maintaining optimum utilization of physical machines. In this paper, we propose a pattern-based prediction model for resource provisioning which facilitates best possible resource preparation by analyzing the resource utilization and deriving resource usage patterns. The focus of our work is on predicting future resource requests by optimized dynamic resource management strategy that is applied to a virtualized data center in a Cloud computing environment. To this end, we build a prediction model that is based on user request patterns and make a prediction of system behavior for the near future. As a result, this model can save time for predicting the needed resource amount and reduce the possibility of resource overuse. In addition, we studied the performance of our proposed model comparing with conventional resource provisioning models under various Cloud execution conditions. The experimental results showed that our pattern-based prediction model gives significant benefits over conventional models.