journal article·2026Open access

A Workflow Scheduling Method Based on the Combination of Tunicate Swarm Algorithm and Highest Response Ratio Next Scheduling

Yujie Tian, Ming Zhu, Jing Li, Cong Liu, Ziyang Zhang

Computers, Materials & Continua· Volume 87· Issue 2

Abstract

Workflow scheduling is critical for efficient cloud resource management. This paper proposes Tunicate Swarm-Highest Response Ratio Next, a novel scheduler that synergistically combines the Tunicate Swarm Algorithm with the Highest Response Ratio Next policy. The Tunicate Swarm Algorithm generates a cost-minimizing task-to-VM mapping scheme, while the Highest Response Ratio Next dynamically dispatches tasks in the ready queue with the highest-priority. Experimental results demonstrate that the Tunicate Swarm-Highest Response Ratio Next reduces costs by up to 94.8% compared to meta-heuristic baselines. It also achieves competitive cost efficiency vs. a learning-based method while offering superior operational simplicity and efficiency, establishing it as a highly practical solution for dynamic cloud environments.
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OpenAlex topics: Cloud Computing and Resource Management · Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems · Big Data and Digital Economy

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