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Data Orchestration Platform for AI Workflows Execution Across Computing Continuum

Topics: AI-enabled Edge Cloud; Cloud Application Architectures; Cloud Application Scalability and Availability; Cloud Applications Performance and Monitoring; Cloud Computing Architecture; Cloud Data Centers, Storage and Networking Technologies; Cloud Management and Operations; Cloud Optimization and Automation; Cloud Services; Cloud Solution Design Patterns; Cloud Standards; Cloud Continuum; Cloud Workflow Management Systems; Container Composition and Orchestration; Containers, Containerization and Enablement; Development Methods for Cloud Applications; Edge Cloud Orchestration; Energy Efficient Cloud Computing; High Performance Cloud Computing; IoT-Cloud Integration; Microservices; Microservices: Automation, Deployment and Management, Resource Allocation Elasticity, Service State and Resilience; Multi-Cloud Solutions Enablement; Service Monitoring and Control; Service Performance Analytics; Service Simulation; Services Security and Reliability; Virtualization Technologies

Authors: Gabriel Ioan Arcas 1 and Tudor Cioara 2

Affiliations: 1 Engineering and Data Solutions Department, Bosch Engineering, Center, Cluj-Napoca, Romania ; 2 Computer Science Department, Technical University of Cluj Napoca, Romania

Keyword(s): Data Orchestration, AI Workflow, Computing Continuum, Lambda Architecture, Edge-Fog-Cloud.

Abstract: Cloud AI technologies have emerged to exploit the vast amount of data produced by digitized activities. However, despite these advancements, they still face challenges in several areas, including data processing, achieving fast response times, and reducing latency. This paper proposes a data orchestration platform for AI workflows, considering the computing continuum setup. The edge layer of the platform focuses on immediate data collection, the fog layer provides intermediate processing, and the cloud layer manages long-term storage and complex data analysis. The orchestration platform incorporates the Lambda Architecture principles for flexibility in managing batch processing and real-time data streams, enabling effective management of large data volumes for AI workflows. The platform was used to manage an AI workflow dealing with the prediction of household energy consumption, showcasing how each layer supports different stages of the machine learning pipeline. The results are pro mising the models are being trained, validated, and deployed effectively, with reduced latency and use of computational resources. (More)

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Paper citation in several formats:
Arcas, G. I. and Cioara, T. (2025). Data Orchestration Platform for AI Workflows Execution Across Computing Continuum. In Proceedings of the 15th International Conference on Cloud Computing and Services Science - CLOSER; ISBN 978-989-758-747-4; ISSN 2184-5042, SciTePress, pages 103-110. DOI: 10.5220/0013140600003950

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