An Extended User Centric Cloud Computing Architecture

Susheela Hooda, Dr. A. K. Sharma

Abstract: Cloud computing provides dynamically scalable and virtualized resources as a service over the network at minimum cost wherein data centers work as backbone; comprising of a large number of servers; networked to provide the computing and storage needs of the users. The existing work improves the efficiency of data-centers and optimizes the latency by using dynamic load balancing algorithms. In this paper; extended cloud computing architecture is being proposed which is based on computing needs of the users. Data -centers have been divided into sub data centers and based on the computing needs of the users; the request is diverted to a specific favorable sub data center at minimum response time.

Keywords: Data-centers, Cloud computing, Master data- center, Slave data-center, Sub-Slave data- center, load balancing