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Intelligent resource allocation in multi-cloud environments using deep reinforcement learning

A Channappa

Year: 2020 Journal:   World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews Vol: 8 (2)Pages: 377-385   Publisher: GSC Online Press

Abstract

The proliferation of multi-cloud environments has introduced complexities in resource management, necessitating intelligent solutions for optimal resource allocation. Traditional resource allocation techniques often struggle to adapt to the dynamic nature of multi-cloud ecosystems, leading to suboptimal performance, increased costs, and inefficient resource utilization. This paper explores the application of Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL) as an advanced AI-driven approach to optimize resource distribution across multiple cloud platforms. By leveraging reinforcement learning techniques, DRL enables autonomous decision-making, learning from past experiences to refine resource allocation strategies in real-time. The proposed framework is designed to handle diverse workloads, minimize latency, and maximize cost-efficiency. Additionally, the study evaluates key performance metrics, including throughput, response time, and adaptability, comparing DRL-based approaches with traditional methods. Experimental results indicate that DRL significantly improves efficiency, scalability, and adaptability in dynamic cloud environments, paving the way for intelligent and automated cloud resource management.

Keywords:
Reinforcement learning Cloud computing Computer science Resource (disambiguation) Resource allocation Reinforcement Human–computer interaction Distributed computing Artificial intelligence Engineering Computer network Operating system

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Cloud Computing and Resource Management
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Information Systems
IoT and Edge/Fog Computing
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