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1Computer Science and Engineering, PSNA College of Engineering and Technology, Dindigul, Tamilnadu, India.
Abstract:
In cloud computing, ensuring the high availability and reliability of data is dominant for efficient content delivery. Content replication across multiple clouds has emerged as a solution to achieve the above. However, managing optimal replication while considering dynamic changes in data popularity and cloud resource availability remains a formidable challenge. In order to address these challenges, this article employs TFT-based Dynamic Data Replication Strategy (TD2RS), leveraging the Temporal Fusion Transformer (TFT), a deep learning temporal forecasting model. This proposed system collects historical data on content popularity and resource availability from multiple cloud sources, which are then used as input to TFT. Then TFT is used to capture temporal patterns and forecasts future data demands. An intelligent replication is performed to optimize content replication across multiple cloud environments based on these forecasts. The framework's performance was validated through extensive experiments using synthetic time-series data simulating with varied cloud resource characteristics. Some of the findings include that the proposed TFT approach improves the availability of data by 20% when compared to traditional replication techniques and also cuts down the latency level by 15%. These outcomes indicate that the TFT-based replication strategy targets to improve content delivery efficiency in the dynamic cloud computing environment, thus providing effective solution to dynamically address the availability, reliability, and performance challenges.
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