Task Scheduling Algorithm Based on Improved Min-Min Algorithm in Cloud Computing Environment

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Task schedule algorithms directly related to the speed and quality of schedule. Min-Min algorithm always completes the shortest total completion time task first, and has the characteristic of simple and shortest completion time. This paper research scheduling algorithm based on Min—Min algorithm. The result shows that the proposed algorithm is efficient in the cloud computing environment.

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