1. Anchor : A Versatile and Efficient
Framework for Resource Management in
the Cloud.
Project Phase I
BY
ANITA KADAM
(M.TECH CSE)

2. Introduction
 What is the domain of this project?
 What is cloud computing?
 What is the need for resource management?
 What are the main resources used in cloud
computing?
 How generally is the cloud works?

3.  Anchor,
a general resource management architecture
that uses the stable matching framework to decouple
policies from mechanisms when mapping virtual
machines to physical servers.

4. Objective
 To design an expressive, fair and efficient matching
mechanism by providing an architecture which
decouples policies from mechanisms for cloud
resource management.

5. Problem Statement
 Existing solutions fall short in requirement.
 First they tightly couple policy with mechanisms.

6. Existing System
 On cloud resource management develop solutions
for specific scenarios and purposes, such as
consolidation based on CPU usage energy
consumption bandwidth multiplexing, and storage
dependences.
 Moreover these solutions are developed for the
operator without considering the interest of clients.

7. Proposed System
 A revised DA algorithm that is guaranteed to find a
weekly stable matching for a given problem.
 We then showcased the versatility of the preferences
abstraction for wide spectrum of resource
management policies for VM placement with simple
API.

8. Literature survey
 Studied an IEEE paper on “ANCHOR: A Versatile and
Efficient Framework for resource management in cloud”
Hong Xu, Student Member, IEEE, Baochun Li, Senior
Member, IEEE Published on June 2013.
 Studied a paper on “Study paper on Cloud computing
Virtualization & Resource management” Presented by
Telecom Engineering Center. By the author, R. Saji Kumar
Director, J.M.Suri DDG, I Division,Telecom Engineering
Center, Department of Telecommunications, New Delhi.

9.  Read “The First International Workshop on
Resource Management of Cloud Computing” held in
2013.
 RESEARCH ARTICLE : An Approach for Effective
Resource Management in Cloud Computing by Preeti
Agrawal and Yogesh Rathore.

10. Hardware requirement
 System
 Hard Disk
 Floppy Drive
 Monitor
 Mouse
 Ram
 Keyboard
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Pentium IV 2.4 GHz or Latest
40 GB
1.44 Mb
14’ Color Monitor
Optical Mouse
512 Mb
101 Keyboard.

11. Software requirement
 Operating system
 Coding Language
 Mobile Coding
 Wireless Toolkit
 Data Base
 IDE
 Simulator
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Windows XP
Java (RMI, Swings,
Awt, Networking)
J2ME
Sun WTK 2.5.1
MS Access
Eclipse (Galileo)
CloudSim 3.03

12. Conclusion
 Anchor is a unifying fabric for resource management
in the cloud, where policies are decoupled from the
management mechanisms by the stable matching
framework.
 Then efficiency and scalability of Anchor are
demonstrated using a prototype implementation and
large scale trace-driven simulations.

13. References
 IEEE base paper on “ANCHOR: A Versatile and Efficient Framework
for resource management in cloud” published in Parallel and
Distributed Systems, IEEE Transactions on (Volume:24 , Issue: 6 ) on
June 2013.
 ITU-T document on Cloud TR.
 NIST Cloud Computing reference architecture.
 Understanding How Resources In The Cloud Are Controlled
Posted on June 12, 2013 by GetCloudServices.

14. Thank you..!!!