Monitoring and Normalization of the Loaded Servers by Load Balancer
Keywords:
Performance; Scalability; Load Balancing; Monitoring; Normalize; StatusAbstract
Cloud computing is a new computational model which is primarily based on distributed computing. The services and applications are accessible to the different clients using proper internet protocol suit and networking standards. Though it has many advantages the client has to consider also the drawbacks of the services provided by the cloud. Some of the issues have to considered like security, scalability, cost, SLA, etc. Most of the client users have to notice the performance of the cloud that the provider is issuing to the client. This paper describes about one of the factors when considered for the performance of the services provided. Scalability is the common factor which affects the satisfaction of the cloud users. By reviewing the cloud scalability factors, monitoring the server that are distributed over the network and its load balancing issue of the servers. This paper greatly deals with the normalization of the cloud servers.
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