Resource Scheduling Strategy Method Based on Genetic Taboo Hybrid Algorithm in Private Cloud Environment
A technology of resource scheduling and hybrid algorithm, applied in the field of computer resource scheduling strategy, can solve the problems of strong dependence and low efficiency, and achieve the effect of not being easily destroyed, reducing the violation rate, and improving the optimization of resource allocation.
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[0046] Embodiment 1: as figure 1 , figure 2 , image 3 and Figure 4 As shown, the resource scheduling strategy method based on the genetic taboo hybrid algorithm in the private cloud environment contains the following steps;
[0047] The first step: initial population generation.
[0048] The algorithm and parameters are given, and the number of iterations, initial population, crossover probability, and mutation probability are set. and code the individual. The encoding process is abstracted as distributing n virtual machines to m physical nodes, first generating a random sequence containing n virtual machine numbers, and then applying the multidimensional priority adaptation algorithm (First Fit, FF) to sequentially put the random sequence numbers into the physical nodes. In the server, the chromosome code is obtained. According to this method, the attached figure 1 The chromosome code obtained in is: {2213241421}. Repeat the priority adaptation algorithm (First Fit, ...
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