CLUE Based Load Balancing in Replicated Web Server
Prachi Shukla, Anup Kumar · 2018
It has been seen that the number of users in (web server) are increasing every now and then. This results in bottleneck which may lead to crashing of web servers or reduces the quality of service. So, there is a need of efficient and robust algorithm for load balancing. We have proposed an algorithm that gives better result and is capable of balancing the load on data centre subjected to the key feature. As Load balancing is the critical task in the technical era and the traffic in the web is increasing exponentially, we propose a solution which deals with core load balancing to resolve this trending issue. Here we have designed an intelligent sensing algorithm that will help the server to distribute the load according to the availability of server, location and then redirect the request to comparatively most available server. Distribution of load is done according to the availability of the system instead of round robin fashion. Availability of a server is computed according to current trifle load, current critical load and a deviation value. Depending upon the computed load: the most available, available and least available server are found. Finally, the request is dispatched to the nearest server which is highly available.