Essential CloudSim Tutorials
What you'll learn
- Master the working of major entities in Cloudsim simulation engine.
- Hands-on learning using various set of scenarios in cloudsim
- Yourself build custom research cloud infrastructure models by extending the existing features of CloudSim.
- Work Faster as cloud researcher and publish research papers backed by experimental outcomes
Requirements
- Basic understand programming.
- Familiar with Eclipse IDE for Java developers, but not essential.
Description
With over 15 hours of hands-on training content on the Cloudsim Simulation toolkit components with an explanation of steps that you can follow, this is the only comprehensive course available.
We'll cover the workings of the core simulation engine, core entities, power-aware energy-efficient algorithms, task scheduling, virtual machine scheduling, resource scheduling, and more!
Why take this course?
Cloudsim Simulation Toolkit is one of the most used simulators for implementing cloud-related research problems. This course will help you to follow the simulation-based approach of Cloudsim and can leverage various benefits by yourself like:
Testing of services and scenarios in a controllable environment of cloudsim without spending a single rupee on the actual cloud.
Simulating small—or large-scale infrastructure to evaluate different sets of proposed algorithms, workload, and resource performance. Ultimately, this will facilitate the development, testing, and deployment of adaptive algorithms for resource provisioning techniques.
Optimize various research-based algorithms' performance with the cloudsim simulation engine before writing a research paper.
Primary Objective of this course:
Course content is designed for researchers who are working on a different set of research problems to improve cloud computing technology.
Emphasis is on providing a basic understanding of how to configure/modify and utilize the CloudSim simulation toolkit and how to implement well-researched proposed solutions for a specific research problem(s).
You'll Also Get:
Fast & Friendly Support is available in the Q&A section.
Occasional Q&A session recordings.
Lifetime Access to course updates. This course content will be updated monthly.
If the course is subscribed at the total price(without discount), three complimentary WhatsApp/Hangout on-call sessions with the author.
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For Preparing for this course, the following references were used:
Cloudsim Project Code from GitHub repository Cloudslab/cloudsim
Calheiros, R.N., Ranjan, R., Beloglazov, A., De Rose, C.A., and Buyya, R., 2011. CloudSim: a toolkit for modelling and simulation of cloud computing environments and evaluation of resource provisioning algorithms. Software: Practice and Experience, 41(1), pp.23-50.
Who this course is for:
- Beginner/Intermediate research fellows interested in defining and implementing their custom cloud related research scenarios/models in Cloudsim.
- Professors/Research fellows who are doing research in cloud infrastructure related topics like: Workload scheduling, Resource Allocation/Scheduling, Broker/Allocation policies etc. using cloudsim
Instructor
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I am Masters of Engineering in CSE and pursuing my Ph.D. in Data Science. In 2007, I started my career as Programmer, but passion of sharing knowledge made me shift to teaching and in 2009 started as a Lecturer with Lovely Professional University(LPU) . After that got an opportunity to work with as a Technical Trainer with a renowned training company. And Pan India assignments helped me to experience the diversified teaching skills.
Through out my academic engagement subjects taught were Design & Analysis of Algorithms, Object Oriented Programming Systems, Data Structure, Operating System, Computer Architecture and design.
Apart from teaching, I contribute my part as a mentor to various student chapters like IEEE Student Chapter, ACM Student Chapter and Google Student Ambassador, Google Developer Groups program. Being a mentor to such professional groups have really helped me to update different advancements happening in my field of interest.
Also, I've been working with various organizations as an IT & Academic Consultant and my role with them is to support company resources for designing & implementing the training in latest trends.