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Dynamic provisioning of resources in cloud computing using Aneka

Nowadays variety of scientific applications are in need of various types of resources that may or may not be present within the premises of the industry. They require the large computational power as well as the huge data storage capacity to perform the huge tasks. Now we are providing the solution for such situation by dynamically provisioning the required extra resources for execution of task. In this we are making the use of Aneka for the construction of private cloud and for the public cloud we can use any of the sources Amazon E2c or the Xen. Since the Amazon E2c is quite expensive we are using the Xen as the public cloud. Now if the resources in the private cloud are not sufficient for the computation of the task then we will assign the task to the resources present in Xen dynamically.