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Research questionHow can CPU workload forecasts use service-demand forecasts to improve proactive provisioning in changing private clouds?CPU usage does not always follow its own historical pattern because customer request volume can drive subsequent resource consumption. Workload changes can also cause forecasts to drift, making advance capacity decisions difficult.
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Latest papersRecent research connected to this question, newest first.A Two-Stage Forecasting System for CPU Workload Prediction in Private CloudsEvidence comes from real-world traces covering ten applications in a private cloud. The study forecasts Transactions Per Second (TPS) before CPU workload, uses XGBoost models with expanding-window online retraining, and evaluates recursive forecasts over a 60-step horizon against direct CPU forecasting.research paper · Sep 3, 2026
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