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Volume 1 | Issue 1 | Year 2022 | Article Id: DST-V1I1P104 DOI: https://doi.org/10.59232/DST-V1I1P104

Live Virtual Machine Pre-copy Migration Algorithm for Fault Isolation in Cloud Based Computing Systems

S.Veerapandi, R.Surendiran, K.Alagarsamy

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25 May 202224 Jun 202204 Jul 202214 Jul 2022

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S.Veerapandi, R.Surendiran, K.Alagarsamy. “Live Virtual Machine Pre-copy Migration Algorithm for Fault Isolation in Cloud Based Computing Systems.” DS Journal of Digital Science and Technology, vol. 1, no. 1, pp. 23-31, 2022.

Abstract

Live Virtual Machine migration techniques are using broadly for fault isolation in cloud based computing systems. Live Replatforming& Refactoring is an important technique for assisting elastic management of virtualized assets. Virtual computer migration is happened transparently with different host’s migration. theefficiency of virtual Live Replatforming& Refactoring is dependent on the workload running in the migrated virtual machines. Here scientific prediction of Live Replatforming& Refactoring migration is the challenging problem. We can apply the training techniques on the data sets and generate the model. Those all models are going to predict best live virtual machine migration pattern and this will helpful for improve the performance to provide better services and power consumption solutions. in this paper mainly focus on reduce the down time and minimal influence of E2E application efficiency.

Keywords

Live virtual machine migration, Fault tolerance, Training and prediction techniques, High availability and reliability

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Live Virtual Machine Pre-copy Migration Algorithm for Fault Isolation in Cloud Based Computing Systems