An Intuitionistic Fuzzy Decision Intelligence Framework for Multi Objective SLA Aware and Energy Efficient Virtual Machine Migration in Federated Cloud Systems
Aug 2026· International Journal of Drug Delivery Technology· Vol 16· 0 citations· 19 references
TL;DR
IF-FLAME (Intuitionistic Fuzzy Firefly Lion Advanced Migration using Exploration and Exploitation) is found as a maintainable, SLA-compliant, and energy-aware migration model for federated clouds.
Abstract
The intelligible Virtual Machine (VM) migration in federated cloud systems is important for achieving
energy conservation, workload balancing and Service Level Agreement (SLA) compliance. Traditional heuristics
and hybrid metaheuristics though effective fail to address qualms and hesitation in workload assessment, leading
to needless migrations and SLA violations. To these limitations this study makes known to IF-FLAME
(Intuitionistic Fuzzy Firefly Lion Advanced Migration using Exploration and Exploitation) an improved hybrid
optimization framework that fit in intuitionistic fuzzy logic with Firefly and Lion metaheuristics. Different
conservative fuzzy systems the intuitionistic fuzzy model books for truth, falsity and hesitation degrees in task
prioritization, safeguarding more robust migration results under hesitation. Experimental assessment in CloudSim
demonstrates that IF-FLAME attains significant developments over F-FLAME as well as abridged SLA violation
rate (from 90% to 8%), minimalized migration energy cost, better quality throughput, and better deadline
adherence. These consequences found IF-FLAME as a maintainable, SLA-compliant, and energy-aware migration
model for federated clouds.
The results empirically quantify the necessary tradeoff between aggressive hardware consolidation and Service Level Agreement preservation, establishing Fuzzy-SLW as a scalable solution for power-constrained hyper-scale environments.
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