A Comparative study about Workload prediction from one time forecast with cyclic forecasts using ARIMA model for cloud environment
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https://doi.org/10.4108/eai.13-7-2018.163977Keywords:
Auto scaling, Time series, Workload prediction, environment, Energy, CloudAbstract
Auto-scaling systems help provisioning resources on demand which helps tap into the elastic nature of the cloud. The applications hosted on the cloud tend to face workload surges which causes the response to be slow or denied. To tackle provisioning resources on demand there are reactive and proactive strategies in place. The topic of interest is the proactive strategies which uses a quantified metric as an input to provision resources before the demand arises. The quantified metric is the prediction obtained as a result of analysing the historical data of a application. This paper focuses using historical data of requests served by a web application to obtain a forecast value. The forecast value is the quantified metric which influences the scaling decisions. Conclusions are drawn about the accuracy of the metric based on prediction intervals along with the varied ways of forecast.
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