Toward a Smarter Cloud: Self-Aware Autoscaling of Cloud Configurations and Resources

Promoting self-aware autoscaling to intelligently handle the dynamics and uncertainty of changing workloads, configurations, and demands on resources at runtime can facilitate more scalable, elastic, and dependable cloud-based services.

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