Computer Science ›› 2014, Vol. 41 ›› Issue (Z6): 316-317.

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Hierarchical Priority Scheduling Strategy of Job for SLA in Cloud Computing

LIN Qing-ying,LU Xi-cong and XU Lin   

  • Online:2018-11-14 Published:2018-11-14

Abstract: In order to meet service level agreements between the service provider and the service consumer in cloud computing,this paper proposed a framework with meta-level scheduling and local-level scheduling in the cloud environment.It uses multi-level feedback queue scheduling algorithm in each level.The scheduling algorithm with job prioritization is used to give more priority for deadline based and shortest jobs.Also,the meta-scheduler is designed to allocate and monitor resources.Finally,the experiments simulated show that our strategy can satisfy the consumer on response time of job and can meet the SLA.

Key words: Cloud computing,Hierarchical scheduling,Service level agreement,Job priority

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