Optimized Architecture for Efficient VM Allocation and Migration in Cloud Environments

In today’s IT landscape, the increasing reliance on cloud computing has made effective virtual machine (VM) allocation and migration essential for maximizing resource utilization and lowering operational costs. This study delves into architectural strategies that enhance VM management within cloud environments. It explores methods such as predictive models that harness machine learning to forecast resource needs, optimize load distribution, and reduce downtime during live migrations. By analyzing the connections between resource provisioning, workload patterns, and migration tactics, the research highlights key performance indicators for assessing migration success. Moreover, it reviews modern frameworks and technologies aimed at reducing energy consumption while boosting overall system performance. The proposed architecture is designed to streamline VM management and promote sustainable resource allocation, addressing the twin challenges of efficiency and environmental impact in cloud computing. Ultimately, the insights presented here are intended to help organizations adopt more flexible and effective cloud infrastructure solutions.

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International Journal of Computational and Experimental Science and Engineering
Published
2025-03-20
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https://doi.org/10.22399/ijcesen.1466
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5
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Cloud Computing and Resource Management
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Optimized Architecture for Efficient VM Allocation and Migration in Cloud Environments

Amritpal Singh, Ankit Ankit
5 citations
International Journal of Computational and Experimental Science and Engineering
Cloud Computing and Resource Management
16.23
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Optimized Architecture for Efficient VM Allocation and Migration in Cloud Environments

Amritpal Singh, Ankit Ankit
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Abstract

In today’s IT landscape, the increasing reliance on cloud computing has made effective virtual machine (VM) allocation and migration essential for maximizing resource utilization and lowering operational costs. This study delves into architectural strategies that enhance VM management within cloud environments. It explores methods such as predictive models that harness machine learning to forecast resource needs, optimize load distribution, and reduce downtime during live migrations. By analyzing the connections between resource provisioning, workload patterns, and migration tactics, the research highlights key performance indicators for assessing migration success. Moreover, it reviews modern frameworks and technologies aimed at reducing energy consumption while boosting overall system performance. The proposed architecture is designed to streamline VM management and promote sustainable resource allocation, addressing the twin challenges of efficiency and environmental impact in cloud computing. Ultimately, the insights presented here are intended to help organizations adopt more flexible and effective cloud infrastructure solutions.

International Journal of Computational and Experimental Science and EngineeringVol. 11(2)
Dr. B. R. Ambedkar National Institute of Technology Jalandhar (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 1%
Cloud Computing and Resource Management
16.23
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