CNRC

Communication Networks Research Center

Department of Computer Science · COMSATS University Islamabad (CUI), Lahore Campus
CNRC
Lahore, Pakistan
Doctoral scholar

Muhammad Ziad Nayyer

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Muhammad Ziad Nayyer

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Muhammad Ziad Nayyer is a full-time PhD student at the Department of Computer Science, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus, working under the supervision of Prof. Syed Asad Hussain. He is an active member of the Communication Networks Research Center. He received his MS degree in Computer Science from Government College University (GCU), Lahore, Pakistan in 2011.

Research summary

Cloudlet federation for resource optimisation

Mobile devices face a resource scarcity challenge because of limited power, storage and computation. Cloud computing offers a way to offload compute-intensive tasks to a resource-rich environment, but users cannot exploit its full potential because of distance, bandwidth and seamless connectivity between the remote cloud and mobile devices. The cloudlet — a mini cloud in closer proximity with rich computing resources and a stable Internet connection — is widely used to address these challenges. As devices and workload increase, the cloudlet itself has to deal with resource scarcity by forwarding requests to the resource-extensive remote cloud. This research addresses the resource scarcity challenge at cloudlet level, keeping requests from being forwarded to the remote cloud.

Research interests

Cloud computing, VM migration, mobile cloud computing, cloud federation, mobile edge computing, fog computing, cloudlet computing.

Tools explored

DevStack, QemuKVM, Jellyfish, Ajenti, Scalr, oVirt, OSQuery, PsDash, PsUtil, CloudSim, vSphere, ESXi, vCenter Server.

Publications

2012
Analysis of AODV Over Increased Density and Mobility in Intelligent Transportation System Muhammad Ziad Nayyer · IJCSI, vol. 9, issue 5, September 2012
2012
Intelligent Transportation System: Analysis of AODV Muhammad Ziad Nayyer · LAP Academic Publishing · ISBN 978-3-659-13536-1