There are many algorithms available for load balancing in Cloud Computing (http://www.mecs-press.net/ijmecs/ijmecs-v8-n3/IJMECS-V8-N3-8.pdf ) .
In case you are starting from scratch, you may try out the simulation tool CloudAnalyst which includes following three strategies:
Round-robin Load Balancing
Active Monitoring Load Balancing
Throttled Load Balancing
The source code for these algorithms is openly available in the CloudAnalyst package along with a good interface to visualize how the algorithms actually work.
The aim of Load Balancing algorithm is to finished all task approximately equal Load which is optimised maximum utilisation on each computational nodes. U can see our papers on research gate.
There are many algorithms available for load balancing in Cloud Computing (http://www.mecs-press.net/ijmecs/ijmecs-v8-n3/IJMECS-V8-N3-8.pdf ) .
In case you are starting from scratch, you may try out the simulation tool CloudAnalyst which includes following three strategies:
Round-robin Load Balancing
Active Monitoring Load Balancing
Throttled Load Balancing
The source code for these algorithms is openly available in the CloudAnalyst package along with a good interface to visualize how the algorithms actually work.