Enhanced resource provisioning prediction in autonomic cloud computing using optimized quaternion generative adversarial networks
摘要
Cloud computing offers on-demand services requires efficient resource utilization to ensure the quality and performance of the services. This necessitates intelligent mechanisms for effective resource management in autonomic cloud environments.
Problem DefinitionHowever, accurate prediction on future resource requirements is a challenging task due to varying workloads and the heterogeneous nature of cloud infrastructures.
Method descriptionTo address the mentioned issue, here proposed an Enhanced Resource Provisioning Prediction in Autonomic Cloud Computing Using Optimized Quaternion Generative Adversarial Networks (RPP-ACCE-QGAN). Initially PlanetLab dataset is utilized for data acquisition and preprocessing is processed using Multi-observation Fusion Kalman Filter (MOFKF) to handle missing values and enhance data quality. Then, the preprocessed data are fed into the Quaternion Generative Adversarial Networks (QGAN) for resource usage prediction. The Bitwise Arithmetic Optimization Algorithm (BAOA) is employed to fine-tune the hyperparameters of QGAN model.
ResultsExperimental results exemplify that the proposed RPP-ACCE-QGAN model attains enhanced prediction performance compared with existing methods, such as RUP-CCE-DCRNN, AAS-CRP-CNN and DRP-CCE-LSTM. The proposed framework demonstrates significant enhancement in terms of 23.20%, 21.15%, and 16.19% reduced latency and 23.20%, 21.15%, and 16.19% reduced error metrics including MAE, RMSE and MAPE.
ConclusionOverall, the proposed RPP-ACCE-QGAN model attains an effective solution for resource provisioning prediction in autonomic cloud computing environments.