Improve Virtualization Technique Using Packet Aggregation Mechanism
G. Sivakumar · 2014
Virtualization is a key technology for cloud based data centers to implement the vision of infrastructure as a service (IaaS) and to promote effective server consolidation and application consolidation. A new method is implemented in virtual machine monitor and representative workloads set method in cloud-based data centers does not provide sufficient performance isolation to guarantee the effectiveness of resource sharing, particularly during run time for a program on multiple virtual machines of the same physical machine are competing for computing and communication resources. In this project, we present our performance measurement study of network I/O applications in virtualized cloud. The proposed packet aggregation based mechanism is to transfer packets from the driver domain to the virtual machines. By observational the performance is calculated and documented that our proposal allows the virtual machines throughput to scale up at line rates. The proposed model allowed us to dynamically tune the aggregation mechanism in order to achieve the best tradeoff between the packets delay and throughput. This I/O virtualization model henceforth satisfies the infrastructure providers to offer Cloud computing services.