Abstract
This article presents a comprehensive exploration of the architecture and various approaches in the domain of cloud computing and software-defined networks. The salient points addressed in this article encompass: Foundational Concepts: An overview of the foundational concepts and technologies of cloud computing, including software-defined cloud computing. Algorithm Evaluation: An introduction and evaluation of various algorithms aimed at enhancing network performance. These algorithms include Intelligent Rule-Based Metaheuristic Task Scheduling (IRMTS), reinforcement learning algorithms, task scheduling algorithms, and Priority-aware Semi-Greedy (PSG). Each of these algorithms contributes uniquely to optimizing Quality of Service (QoS) and data center efficiency. Resource Optimization: An introduction and examination of cloud network resource optimization based on presented results and practical experiments, including a comparison of the performance of different algorithms and approaches. Future Challenges: An investigation and presentation of challenges and future scenarios in the realm of cloud computing and software-defined networks. In conclusion, by introducing and analyzing simulators like Mininet and CloudSim, the article guides the reader in choosing the most suitable simulation tool for their project. Through its comprehensive analysis of the architecture, methodologies, and prevalent algorithms in cloud computing and software-defined networking, this article aids the reader in achieving a deeper understanding of the domain. Additionally, by presenting the findings and results of conducted research, it facilitates the discovery of the most effective and practical solutions for optimizing cloud network resources.
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