Allocating Resources in Load Balancing Using Elastic Routing Table

Abstract

The main objective of this project is to handle the work efficiently. When a user sends a file to another user, the file is first sent to the main server which identifies the type of the file. The main server then forwards the file to the corresponding response node. Main server identifies the file type and sends it to the response node by identifying the extension of the file. The response nodes are systems which act as server which has many sub nodes. Each response node is responsible for handling different file types. Once the response node receives the file, it identifies the best individual node which can handle the work without delay. This process is carried out using Elastic Routing Table (ERT). A query balancing approach called an Elastic Routing Table (ERT) is based on the fact that high-degree nodes get higher traffic demand. The ERT is computed based on the number of links to the cluster nodes. It has a high capability to handle the large-scale and dynamic characteristics of resources. It helps in low-overhead. When multiple users send files to the destination simultaneously then load overhead may occur in the main server. Therefore, assigning the task to different nodes respective to the file types reduces congestion in the main server. This also helps in minimizing the time and reduces the effort.