Scalable Data-agnostic Processing Model with a Priori Scheduling for the Cloud

Abstract

Cloud computing is identified to be a promising solution to performing big data analytics. However, the maximization of cloud utilization incorporated with optimizing intranode, internode, and memory management is still an open-ended challenge. This thesis presents a novel resource allocation model for cloud to load-balance data-agnostic tasks, minimizing intranode and internode delays, and decreasing memory consumption where these processes are involved in big data analytics. In conclusion, the proposed model outperforms existing techniques.