So here's the dilemma.
I don't know whether I overlooked this the last time around or I'm just noticing this.
I have around 10 VM's in my simulation...
The default scheduling of the cloudlets were modified.
When I print my log, all my cloudlets show VM #9.
But the log attached with my send() function in datacenter class show the cloudlet is sent to VM#0.
That makes sense because I used minimum execution time policy and VM#0 in my configuration has the largest MIPS....
How'd that happen??
Finally figured it out...
This is what happens when you teach for a semester 'n then reopen your code after 5 months...
No matter how much documentation or readme's ya write... somehow all of it get misplaced, you don't know where to look, what you did...
It's a big mess... 'n just when ya get the hang of it again.... classes start...
I don't know whether I overlooked this the last time around or I'm just noticing this.
I have around 10 VM's in my simulation...
The default scheduling of the cloudlets were modified.
When I print my log, all my cloudlets show VM #9.
But the log attached with my send() function in datacenter class show the cloudlet is sent to VM#0.
That makes sense because I used minimum execution time policy and VM#0 in my configuration has the largest MIPS....
How'd that happen??
Finally figured it out...
This is what happens when you teach for a semester 'n then reopen your code after 5 months...
No matter how much documentation or readme's ya write... somehow all of it get misplaced, you don't know where to look, what you did...
It's a big mess... 'n just when ya get the hang of it again.... classes start...
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