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1.2. System Environment

The document describes a proposed system for revenue management in cloud computing environments. It introduces three policy-based approaches - First Come First Serve (FCFS), Dynamic Pricing Policy (DPP), and Client Classification (CC) - to maximize cloud provider revenue while accounting for uncertainty in resource requirements. The proposed system includes modules for each policy, client categorization, resource management, and monitoring revenue. It aims to provide real-time decision making, unlimited demand analysis, and guaranteed service delivery with profit for both customers and providers.

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1.2. System Environment

The document describes a proposed system for revenue management in cloud computing environments. It introduces three policy-based approaches - First Come First Serve (FCFS), Dynamic Pricing Policy (DPP), and Client Classification (CC) - to maximize cloud provider revenue while accounting for uncertainty in resource requirements. The proposed system includes modules for each policy, client categorization, resource management, and monitoring revenue. It aims to provide real-time decision making, unlimited demand analysis, and guaranteed service delivery with profit for both customers and providers.

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1.2.

SYSTEM ENVIRONMENT
The Project entitled Data Conversion Utility to convert from one database type
to another one This project has been designed to reduce the human work in manual conversion
from one database to another. It is used to save the time and improve efficiency. The project is
developed to maintain the speed of the process.
The transactions are in the existing system are done manually, thus it causes some
errors and also the time consumption process. The report generation is very difficult in the
existing system.
Hence the client proposing the new this is overcoming the difficulties and the gaps
in the existing system.

HARDWARE SPECIFICATION

System

: Pentium IV 2.4 GHz

Hard Disk

: 40 GB

RAM

256 MB

Key Board

LG

Mouse

: Logitech

Floppy Drive

: 1.44 MB

Monitor

: 15 inch VGA Colour monitor

SOFTWARE SPECIFICATION

Operating System

: Windows XP Professional /7

Front end

: JDK 1.7/Net beans 8.0

Coding Language

: Java

2. SYSTEM ANALYSIS
System analysis is the application of system approach to study and evaluation the
problem computer based system. It is concerned with investigation analysis, designing and
evaluation information system in organization.

2.1 EXISTING SYSTEM


The main issue with the design of a parallel inverted index concerns the partitioning
scheme. Its function is to distribute postings of the index across the nodes in the system. In data
intensive applications like IR(information reterival in cloud), effective data partitioning across
multiple nodes is crucial to the performance of an IR system since partitioning critically affects
the distribution of load in the system.
TIGER makes use of cross-interference coefficients to estimate the re-circulation of hot
air from the outlets to the inlets of data nodes. TIGER first calculates the thresholds of disks in
each data

node based on its contribution to heat re-circulation in a data center. TIGER

undertakes two steps to achieve high I/O performance while reducing cooling cost. First, TIGER
assigns groups of files with similar service times to shorten I/O response times. Second, TIGER
ensures that load imbalance does not exceed a specified threshold. We evaluate performance of
TIGER in terms of both cooling energy conservation and response time of a storage cluster. Our
results confirm that TIGER reduces cooling-power
requirements for clusters by offering about 10 to 15 percent cooling-energy savings
without significantly degrading I/O performance.

The problem of partitioning data to each disk so that the I/O load is equal across
the disks is difficult because the data usage pattern cannot always be predicted and varies
dynamically. An optimization criterion for the distribution is the query response time, which
should be minimized with respect to all possible queries

PROPOSED SYSTEM
To address these challenges we introduce novel policy-based service admission control
models (First Come First Serve, (FCFS), Dynamic Pricing Policy (DPP), Client Classification
(CC)) that aim at maximizing the revenue of Cloud providers while taking informational
uncertainty regarding resource requirements into account.
Our proposed system shows that three types of policy-based approaches statistically
significantly outperform first come first serve approaches, which are still state of the art.
Furthermore the results give insights in how and to what extent uncertainty has a negative impact
on revenue.

FCFS MODULE
In this module First-come first-served policy under certainty In the FCFS policy under

capacity constraints an incoming job is accepted if and only if there is enough capacity available
for all resources. A job that is rejected will not be served unless it will be resubmitted by a client
with adapted time slots or/and adapted resource requirements. In this case, the resubmitted job is
treated as a new one. This procedure applies to all of our suggested policies.

CLIENT CLASSIFICATION MODULE


In this module the third policy extends by implementing client classification (strict

priority policy) which helps improve customer satisfaction. The key idea of the policy is that a
job is accepted only if it either submitted by an important customer, referred to as gold
customer, or if the current utilization level does not exceed a fixed value for all resources in all
time slots. A Cloud provider classifies (known) customers as gold customers before jobs are

submitted; the classification remains constant and is short-term but may be changed in the long
run, e.g., based on a service level agreement with the respective customer.

DYNAMIC PRICING MODULE


In this module Dynamic pricing the dynamic pricing policy follows the key idea that

when resources become scarce their prices increase. More specifically, it extends the FCFS .it
can be derived based on the providers cost of resources and the degree of depreciation
depending on the utilization level. If in a time slot t the utilization level of a resource exceeds
level, then the provider requires to get at least the reservation price for (one unit of) the
respective resource and time slot. It should be noticed that while we distinguish different
utilization levels in a time slot t for different resources, we do not provide for resource-specific
reservation prices.

CLIENT CATEGORIZATION MODULE


In this module that helps t cloud server to group user category like gold. Silver, bronze, to

fix usage tariff to get profit for client and cloud server. This module helps to recognize our
policy provide to customer is profit or loss that shown in graphical representation.
ADVANTAGES OF THE PROPOSED SYSTEM

Can provide Real-time decision-making with three types of policy analysis schemes.
Unlimited information analysis on future demand/jobs.
Best support for user uncertainty of required resources.
Customers accept service delivery on a best-effort base, i.e. with guarantee that job is

executed.
Guaranteed service with good profit for both side.

3.1 SYSTEM FLOW DIAGRAM

REVENUE MANAGEMENT
ECONOMY AGENT
INCOMING USAGE
ANALYSIS FROM
USER

POLICY MANGER
FCFS, DPP, CC

USER RESOURCE
USAGE ANALYSIS

ESTIMATOR
ANALYSIS
PROFIT AND LOSS

MONITORING
REVENUE

RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT

DISPLAY RESULT WITH


GRAPHICAL
REPRESENTATION

3. SYSTEM ENVIRONMENT
The purpose of the software requirements specification is to produce the specification of
the analysis task and also to establish the complete information about the requirements,
behaviour and other constraints such as functional performance and so on. The goal of the
system requirement specification is to completely specify the technical requirements of the
software products in a concise and unambiguous manner.
3.1 HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
System

: Pentium IV 2.4 GHz


Hard Disk

: 40 GB

RAM

256 MB

Key Board

LG

Mouse

: Logitech

Floppy Drive

: 1.44 MB

Monitor

: 15 inch VGA Color monitor

3.2 SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS


Operating System
: Windows XP Professional
Front end
: JDK 1.5
Tools used

: cloud sim

Coding Language

: Java

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