Abstract

The term "cloud computing" (CC) is used to talk about a part of the computing business that is growing quickly. Cloud computing (CC) makes services like IaaS, SaaS, and PaaS available. These services can be changed to fit the needs of both people and businesses. With the virtualization of the internet, cloud computing has made it easier for developers to make apps and for users to get them. In CC, we have cloud service providers who can handle big computing structures that are completely based on what their users need. Consumers are able to use the services of these providers. But CC is having trouble balancing the load, which can hurt service and speed if the system is overloaded. The final goal of the providers is to make a CC-based load-balancing algorithm that works well and is efficient. VMs need to be made in CC because of several dynamic methods, such as virtualization and scalability. The number of web services and data traffic is growing at an exponential rate. This makes load balancing a big problem in CC and makes job scheduling more important in CC. Because CC is getting better, there is a bigger need for infrastructure and resources to grow. The load-balancing strategy makes sure that the resources are used in the best way possible when cloud customers get services. Load balancing puts subscribers in order of importance based on a good plan. This study wants to add to the research by coming up with a way to get load balancing in CC. The proposed way will make cloud-based apps work better in general.

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