Presented by Ramy Shahin March 12th 2018

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Presented by Ramy Shahin March 12th 2018 CloudSim: a toolkit for modeling and simulation of cloud computing environments and evaluation of resource provisioning algorithms Calheiros et al. - Softw. Pract. Exper. 2011 Presented by Ramy Shahin March 12th 2018

Cloud Computing

Cloud Federation

CloudSim Simulation Scenarios Resource Management Simulation Discrete Event Simulation

CloudSim Different aspects are modeled and simulated: VM allocation The cloud market Network behavior Federations of clouds Dynamic workloads Data center power consumption Dynamic entity creation

Provisioning Policies Space-shared for VMs Space-shared for tasks Space-shared for VMs Time-shared for tasks Time-shared for VMs Space-shared for tasks Time-shared for VMs Time-shared for tasks Each of vm1 and vm2 require 2 cores: - t1, t2, t3, t4 run on vm1 - t5, t6, t7, t8 run on vm2

Network Communication Flow Network topology description in BRITE format Latency matrix generated per scenario

Overhead Evaluation

Federation Case Study Workload migration scenario 25 VMs with 1 cloudlet each

Discussion Modeling and Simulation: What would make a modeling notation/environment more suitable for simulation? Domain-Specific Modeling: Taking CloudSim as an example, how much of such a system can be built on top of a general-purpose modeling system? What pieces would require a DSL? Model/Simulator modularity and interoperability: network topology simulator, cloud simulator, provisioning simulator, federation simulator, etc…