Next-Generation Cloud Infrastructure Management – Integrating TCNs and Ensemble Policies for Improved Performance

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Gunn Soni
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Prince Kumar Singh
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Mrinank Chandna
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Shallu Rani
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Managing cold-start challenges in the server-less cloud environment is crucial for ensuring optimal performance and resource efficiency. This paper presents a comprehensive approach to address these challenges by integrating Temporal Convolutional Networks (TCNs) and Ensemble Policies, aiming to revolutionize the management of serverless cloud environments. The proposed framework leverages predictive models to anticipate infrastructure demands and function instance arrivals, enabling proactive resource provisioning and code optimization. A critical analysis, literature review, and methodological evaluation highlight the robustness and adaptability of the integrated approach. The ensemble policy’s parallel paths provide a versatile and scalable mechanism for addressing both infrastructure-level and function-level cold start issues, resulting in improved resource allocation and minimized delays.

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Gunn Soni. 2026. \u201cNext-Generation Cloud Infrastructure Management – Integrating TCNs and Ensemble Policies for Improved Performance\u201d. Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology - B: Cloud & Distributed GJCST-B Volume 23 (GJCST Volume 23 Issue B1): .

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Managing cold-start challenges in the server-less cloud environment is crucial for ensuring optimal performance and resource efficiency. This paper presents a comprehensive approach to address these challenges by integrating Temporal Convolutional Networks (TCNs) and Ensemble Policies, aiming to revolutionize the management of serverless cloud environments. The proposed framework leverages predictive models to anticipate infrastructure demands and function instance arrivals, enabling proactive resource provisioning and code optimization. A critical analysis, literature review, and methodological evaluation highlight the robustness and adaptability of the integrated approach. The ensemble policy’s parallel paths provide a versatile and scalable mechanism for addressing both infrastructure-level and function-level cold start issues, resulting in improved resource allocation and minimized delays.

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