A new taxonomy for dynamics-aware microservice management, synthesized from 84 systems, finds that production dynamics are often only partially modeled and that reported performance gains depend on evaluation realism.
ACM Computing Surveys 55(7):1–37
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AGMARL-DKS uses per-node multi-agent RL with GNN state representations and stress-aware lexicographical ordering to outperform the default Kubernetes scheduler on fault tolerance, utilization, and cost for batch and mission-critical workloads.
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Adaptive Management of Microservices in Dynamic Computing Environments: A Taxonomy and Future Directions
A new taxonomy for dynamics-aware microservice management, synthesized from 84 systems, finds that production dynamics are often only partially modeled and that reported performance gains depend on evaluation realism.
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AGMARL-DKS: An Adaptive Graph-Enhanced Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning for Dynamic Kubernetes Scheduling
AGMARL-DKS uses per-node multi-agent RL with GNN state representations and stress-aware lexicographical ordering to outperform the default Kubernetes scheduler on fault tolerance, utilization, and cost for batch and mission-critical workloads.