MCHeRA: An Efficient Multi Cloud Heuristic Resource Allocation using Grey Wolf Optimization

Cloud computing is a cutting-edge technology that has gained immense popularity in the present era. The burgeoning demand for services has necessitated the development of a framework for efficiently allocating resources to incoming requests. This approach not only enhances the network's efficiency but also reduces costs significantly. The convergence of cloud and edge computing has emerged as a burgeoning field of study in the computing industry over the past few years. The exponential rise in the number of customers and requests for cloud data centers (CDCs) has highlighted the critical need for robust servers and energy-efficient mechanisms. As CDCs expand to meet growing demands, they face significant challenges related to energy consumption, environmental impact, and operational costs. Employing suitable algorithms for resource allocation in CDCs is crucial in order to minimize energy consumption. The objective of this research endeavor was to devise an ingenious approach for dynamically allocating resources in cloud networks by leveraging the power of the Gray Wolf Optimization algorithm. The proposed work performs Multi-Cloud Heuristic Resource Allocation (MCHeRA) using Grey Wolf Optimization (GWO) algorithm and produces 61% of computational resource utilization, 79% of CPU utilization, 64% memory utilization, 74% bandwidth utilization. The algorithm that has been put forth is meticulously assessed and contrasted with its counterparts. The outcome of the simulation manifests the remarkable efficacy of the novel MCHeRA in comparison to alternative algorithms.