Intelligent Network Orchestration for Adaptive Cloud Enterprise Infrastructure Management
Abstract
This growing complexity of cloud-based enterprise settings requires smart network coordination frameworks that can provide resilient, adaptive, and scalable infrastructure control. Conventional methods of network management typically based on predetermined policies, handset operations, and outdated configurations, tend to be less effective in responding to changes in workloads, traffic dynamics, and adaptation to changing operations. This study offers an intelligent network coordination platform of adaptable cloud enterprise infrastructure, comprising artificial intelligence, machine learning, software-defined networking, and automated resource allocation. The new framework enables active monitoring of the network based on resources on workload, traffic optimization, detection of anomalies, and orchestration of policies in distributed clouds. The framework enables context-sensitive decision-making and proactive adaptation of the infrastructure considering the network telemetry, application performance metrics, usage of the infrastructure, and service-level demands. It is architecturally designed to be interoperable, operationally visible, fault-tolerant, security-conscious orchestration, and an efficient manner of utilizing computational and networking resources. The framework is tested through empirical analysis of orchestration features, scalability, flexibility, resource utilization, and continuity of services of various workloads on the enterprise. The subsequent analysis offers a methodical basis to understand the potential benefits and applicable challenges of smart coordination on the prevailing cloud ecosystems. This contribution provides an overall management perspective to improving the infrastructure responsiveness, operation effectiveness, and service reliability in a more dynamic enterprise computing environment.
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Publication Information
| Journal | International Research Journal of Innovative Engineering |
|---|---|
| Volume | 8 |
| Number | 5 |
| Pages | 15449-15460 |
| Published | 2024-09-11 |
| Issue | Vol. 8 No. 5 (2024): International Research Journal of Innovative Engineering (IRJIE) |
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