Accenture Global Solutions Limited

Michael S Eisenstein

Madhan Kumar Srinivasan

Arun Purushothaman

Guruprasad Pv

Vijay Desai

Manish Sharma Kolachalam

Debashis Bardhan

In some implementations, a device may receive release data identifying new releases associated with cloud providers. The device may receive customer data associated with customers of the cloud providers. The device may receive interest data identifying interests of the customers. The device may filter the release data and may process the filtered release data and taxonomy data identifying historical release data, with a model, to generate classification data identifying classifications of the release data. The device may process the filtered release data, the classification data, and the customer data, with a model, to identify a set of release data that is relevant for each customer, and to generate sets of release data for the customers. The device may identify additional data of the filtered release data that is relevant for each of the customers. The device may supplement the sets of release data with the additional data.

Utilizing machine learning models to determine and recommend new releases from cloud providers to customers

A multi-layer compute sizing correction stack may generate prescriptive compute sizing correction tokens for controlling sizing adjustments for computing resources. The input layer of the compute sizing correction stack may generate cleansed utilization data based on historical utilization data received via network connection. A prescriptive engine layer may generate a compute sizing correction trajectory detailing adjustments to sizing for the computing resources. Based on the compute sizing correction trajectory, the prescriptive engine layer may generate the compute sizing correction tokens that that may be used to control compute sizing adjustments prescriptively.

Prescriptive analytics based compute sizing correction stack for cloud computing resource scheduling

A multi-layer committed compute reservation stack may generate prescriptive reservation matrices for controlling static reservation for computing resources. A transformation layer of the committed compute reservation stack may generate a time-mapping based on historical utilization and tagging data. An iterative analysis layer may determine a consumption-constrained committed compute state of a distribution of static reservation and dynamic requisition that achieves one or more consumption efficiency goals. Once the consumption-constrained committed compute state is determined, the prescriptive engine layer may generate a reservation matrix that may be used to control computing resource static reservation prescriptively.

Prescriptive analytics based committed compute reservation stack for cloud computing resource scheduling

A multi-layer activation timetable stack may generate prescriptive activation timetables for controlling activation states for computing resources. An input layer of the activation timetable stack may generate time-scaled pattern data. A transformation layer may identify trends and variables at era timescales. A data treatment layer may flag activation states based on the trends identified at the era timescales. Once the activation states a flagged, the prescriptive engine layer may generate an activation timetable that may be used to control computing resource activation prescriptively.

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