Artificial Intelligence for Scalable Cloud Systems: Innovations in Resource Optimization
Keywords:
Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, Resource Optimization, Dynamic ProvisioningAbstract
Resource optimization for intelligent and scalable solution for exponential growth of cloud computing demands which ensures performance efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and reliability. The objective of this paper is to explore the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) techniques which includes machine learning, deep reinforcement learning, and predictive analytics in cloud infrastructure management for dynamic resource provisioning, workload prediction, and anomaly detection.
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