Performance Comparison of Energy-Aware Task Scheduling with GA and CRO Algorithms in Cloud Environment

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With energy problem of cloud data center is becoming more and more serious, the BoT scheduling algorithm only considering the timespan is not applicable to the cloud computing environment. In order to explore the energy-aware task scheduling algorithm performance, this paper validates simulation experiments with GA algorithms and CRO algorithms, to optimize the makespan as the main objective, to optimize energy consumption indicators for the secondary objective. Experiments show that, GA algorithms and CRO algorithm can be applied to different scenarios, while optimizing makespan, but also to some extent reduce the total energy consumption of the system can be used as task scheduling strategy cloud environments.Keyword: Cloud Computing, Task Scheduling, Energy-awareness, CRO algorithm, GA algorithm

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