try to use CloudAnalyst: A CloudSim-based Tool . it explained in details in the following article:

http://www.cloudbus.org/students/MEDC_Project_Report_Bhathiya_318282.pdf

Hi

You can use CloudSim. It has many features, initially bit difficult to understand. But once you understand functionality of all methods you can do lot of things. For load balancing, once you create virtual machine, you can override the methods and write your own scheduling algorithm

You can use the CloudSim toolkit.

And the load balancing is based on your policy that you work with it,

Don't forget the load balancing is achieving by some strategies, first one:

Efficient Task Scheduling, and so on.

Regards.

I will learn Cloud Analyst and CloudSim Toolkit then. Thank you for all your answers. :)

you can use cloudsim simoulator it is good

Thank you very much for all the answers. Your advice will help me a lot :)

CloudSim Plus provides native support for horizontal VM scaling to enable load balancing. Check feature #4 at http://cloudsimplus.org/#main-exclusive-features

It is a full-featured, modern, state-of-the-art, totally re-engineered and actively maintained fork of CloudSim. It fixes several issues and includes an extensive list of exclusive features.

Manoel Campos da Silva Filho

can you suggest me a good reference for cloudsim plus ? book , video regarding the programming part for cloud computing in scheduling part.

thanks

Unfortunately, there is no book or video course available.

But if you look at the documentation, you'll see that it covers almost everything.

The documentation was totally updated and extended. And if you try to read the code, it will be way easier than in CloudSim. You can start by looking at the packages' documentation (which was introduced in CloudSim Plus).

CloudSim Plus follows a clean code approach and the code was almost entirely refactored to improve organisation and clarity.

Thanks for your advice. I'll try CloudSim Plus either. :)

You need a real traffic for testing load balancing. Try Sonata-NFV emulator or Mininet. Sonata-NFV emulator allow you to emulate real virtual containers with real traffic.

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