AI-Driven Predictive Auto-Scaling for Efficient Microservices Deployment in Cloud Data Centers using LSTM and Kubernetes HPA

Cloud computing has revolutionized modern business operations, but efficient resource management remains a critical challenge. Traditional auto-scaling methods, such as Kubernetes Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA), operate reactively, leading to resource inefficiencies, increased operational costs, and delayed scaling responses. This study proposes an AI-driven predictive auto-scaling framework utilizing Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) networks to forecast workload demands and dynamically adjust resource allocation in Kubernetes-based micro services. The model anticipates scaling needs before workload surges occur, minimizing response delays and optimizing cloud resource utilization. Experimental evaluations demonstrate a 28% improvement in system response time and a 50% reduction in scaling delay compared to conventional HPA. Additionally, the proposed approach enhances CPU utilization efficiency and reduces energy consumption by 15%, promoting sustainability in cloud environments. These findings establish AI-driven predictive auto-scaling as a superior alternative to traditional methods, ensuring improved performance, cost-effectiveness, and environmentally sustainable cloud operations.

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2025-03-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icoeca66273.2025.00151
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Software System Performance and Reliability
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Cloud computing has revolutionized modern business operations, but efficient resource management remains a critical challenge. Traditional auto-scaling methods, such as Kubernetes Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA), operate reactively, leading to resource inefficiencies, increased operational costs, and delayed scaling responses. This study proposes an AI-driven predictive auto-scaling framework utilizing Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) networks to forecast workload demands and dynamically adjust resource allocation in Kubernetes-based micro services. The model anticipates scaling needs before workload surges occur, minimizing response delays and optimizing cloud resource utilization. Experimental evaluations demonstrate a 28% improvement in system response time and a 50% reduction in scaling delay compared to conventional HPA. Additionally, the proposed approach enhances CPU utilization efficiency and reduces energy consumption by 15%, promoting sustainability in cloud environments. These findings establish AI-driven predictive auto-scaling as a superior alternative to traditional methods, ensuring improved performance, cost-effectiveness, and environmentally sustainable cloud operations.

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