Optimization of Energy Consumption for Task Scheduling on Uni-Processor and Multiprocessor for Step Topology under Distributed Environment

Distributed computer networking plays a very crucial role in the Business, Industries, Education, Research and Development areas. Many users work on the heterogeneous devices which have different configurations. In distributed network communication takes place from one to one machine, one to many machines or many to one machine. Hence, tasks are migrated from one device to another device which is the important property of the distributed system. Due to rapid increase of the users on the devices connected across the distributed network, the management of the computer networks is a very big and challenging area of research. In the present work, different devices are connected across the step topological networks and an attempt is made to reduce the overall energy consumption when data is flowing from one device to another device. Optimization of energy consumption reduces the overall cost of transfer of data. Multiprocessor and Uni-processor cases are considered in special cases and computed results are represented in the form of tables. A well known Hungarian methodology is used for optimization of the overall energy.