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CHAPTER 6
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
6.1 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION
In this section, the performance of the proposed DWRR, HPSPACO
and FHPSPACO task scheduling methods is evaluated and compared among
the proposed task scheduling methods. In the experimental cloud setup,
simulation is performed by using CloudSim which is described in this section.
The proposed DWRR, HPSPACO and FHPSPACO based task scheduling is
compared in terms of Resource utilization, execution time, waiting time,
throughput and Make span.
6.2 RESOURCE UTILIZATION
Resource utilization is described in section1.17. Table 6.1 shows the
values of Resource utilization for different task scheduling methods.
Table 6.1. Comparison of Resource utilization
No. of Tasks Task Scheduling Methods
DWRR HPSPACO FHPSPACO
10 0.626 0.798 0.941
20 0.594 0.743 0.901
30 0.571 0.705 0.875
40 0.542 0.674 0.844
50 0.523 0.643 0.801
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Figure 6.1. Comparison of Resource utilization
Figure 6.1, shows the comparison of Resource utilization between
proposed DWRR, HPSPACO and Y axis represents the resource utilization.
From the figure 6.1, it is proved that the proposed FHPSPACO has maximum
resource utilization than the other task scheduling methods.
6.3 EXECUTION TIME
Execution time is described in section 1.17. Table 6.2, shows the
values of execution time for different task scheduling methods.
Table 6.2. Comparison of Execution Time
No. of VMs Task Scheduling Methods
DWRR HPSPACO FHPSPACO
25 1324.78 1275.21 1147.27
50 1178.25 1107.36 978
65 952.34 871 714
80 801.75 712.87 612
100 701 654 501
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Figure 6.2. Comparison of Execution Time
Figure 6.2, shows the comparison of Execution Time between
proposed DWRR, FHPSPACO and HPSPACO task scheduling method. X axis
represents the number of virtual machines and Y axis represents the execution
time in minutes. From the figure 6.2, it is proved that the proposed FHPSPACO
has less execution time than the other task scheduling methods.
6.4 WAITING TIME
Waiting time is described in section. Table 5.3 shows the values of
waiting time for different task scheduling methods.
Table 6.3. Comparison of Waiting Time
No. of Tasks Task Scheduling Methods
DWRR HPSPACO FHPSPACO
10 37400 35147 32147
20 40000 37425 34785
30 43000 39457 36785
40 45140 42789 39741
50 49142 45147 42183
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Figure 6.3. Comparison of Waiting Time
Figure 6.3, shows the comparison of waiting Time between DWRR,
HPSPACO and FHPSPACO task scheduling method. X axis represents the
number of tasks and Y axis represents the waiting time in milliseconds. From
the figure 6.3, it is proved that the proposed FHPASO has less waiting time
than the other task scheduling methods.
6.5 THROUGHPUT
Throughput is described in section. Table 6.4 shows the values of
throughput for different task scheduling methods.
Table 6.4. Comparison of Throughput
No. of Tasks Task Scheduling Methods
DWRR HPSPACO FHPSPACO
10 17 12 8
20 20 14 10
30 22 17 12
40 23 20 15
50 25 22 17
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Figure 6.4. Comparison of Throughput
Figure 6.4, shows the comparison of throughput between DWRR,
HPSPACO and FHPSPACO task scheduling method. X axis represents the
number of tasks and Y axis represents the throughput. From the figure 6.4, it is
proved that the proposed FHPSPACO has better throughput than the other task
scheduling methods.
6.6 MAKESPAN
Makespan is described in section. Table 6.5 shows the values of
makespan for different task scheduling methods.
Table 6.5. Comparison of Makespan
No. of Tasks Task Scheduling Methods
DWRR HPSPACO FHPSPACO
10 25 22 20
20 29 25 22
30 33 28 25
40 35 30 27
50 37 33 30
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Figure 6.5. Comparison of Makespan
Figure 6.5, shows the comparison of make span between DWRR,
HPSPACO and FHPSPACO task scheduling method. X axis represents the
number of tasks and Y axis represents the make span in seconds. From the
figure 6.5, it is proved that the proposed FHPSPACO has less make span than
the other task scheduling methods.
6.7 CHAPTER SUMMARY
In this chapter, the overall performance effectiveness of the
proposed Dynamic Weighted Round Robin (DWRR), Hybrid Particle Swarm
Parallel Ant Colony Optimization (HPSPACO) and Fuzzy Hybrid Particle
Swarm Parallel Ant Colony Optimization (FHPSPACO) is illustrated. From
this chapter, it is proved that the proposed FHPSPACO has maximum resource
utilization which is 34.53% better than DWRR and 18.32% better than
HPSPACO, minimum execution time which is 20.29% better than DWRR and
14.46% better than HPSPACO, minimum waiting time which is 13.53% better
than DWRR and 7.16% better than HPSPACO, minimum make span and
10.14% better than HPSPACO and minimum throughput which is 42.06 %
better than DWRR and 27.06% better than HPSPACO. Therefore, the overall
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performance effectiveness of the proposed FHPSPACO is effectively
demonstrated in this chapter. Furthermore, the next chapter concludes and
presents the future scope of the research work.
