doi: 10.56294/sctconf2024694

 

Category: STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics)

 

ORIGINAL

 

Ai-powered financial operation strategy for cloud computing cost optimization for future

 

Estrategia de operación financiera impulsada por IA para la optimización de costos de computación en la nube para el futuro

 

Mageshkumar Naarayanasamy Varadarajan1 *, N Rajkumar2 *, C Viji2 *, A Mohanraj3 *

 

1 Capital One. Richmond, Virginia, USA.

2 Department of Computer Science & Engineering. Alliance College of Engineering and Design. Alliance University. Bangalore, Karnataka, India.

3 Sri Eshwar College of Engineering. Coimbatore, Tamilnadu, India.

 

Cite as: Naarayanasamy Varadarajan M, Rajkumar N, Viji C, Mohanraj A. Ai-powered financial operation strategy for cloud computing cost optimization for future. Salud, Ciencia y Tecnología – Serie de Conferencias. 2024; 3:694. https://doi.org/10.56294/sctconf2024694

 

Submitted: 11-12-2023          Revised: 14-02-2024          Accepted: 16-05-2024          Published: 17-05-2024

 

Editor: Prof. Dr. William Castillo-González   

 

ABSTRACT

 

Cloud computing has revolutionized the way groupings feature by way of manner of presenting scalable and flexible infrastructure services. However, dealing with cloud cost efficiently remains a project, as cloud environments emerge as more complex. This paper proposes an AI-powered financial operation approach for optimizing cloud computing cost. The method leverages AI algorithms to research utilization patterns, forecast future calls, and advise price-saving measures. By imposing this approach, agencies can acquire massive financial savings at the same time as ensuring the nice everyday normal performance and scalability in their cloud infrastructure. Cloud computing has obtained massive prominence in commercial enterprise because of its capacities. However, the effective management of cloud cost remains a complex agency. However, incorporating automation and Machine Learning (ML) gives a possibility to manipulate and mitigate cloud charges successfully, rendering cloud computing an additional economically viable solution. This study will investigate into the transformative effect of automation and Machine learning cloud cost optimization, providing insights into how companies can harness those technologies to curtail fees on the equal time as addressing ability implementation-demanding situations. As organizations increasingly trust upon cloud computing services for their operations, optimizing the related prices performances into a crucial factor of financial management. This paper proposes an AI-powered financial operation technique for cloud computing fee optimization. The technique leverages tool-reading algorithms to investigate historic utilization patterns, forecast future desires, and perceive capability fee-saving possibilities. It integrates with cloud service providers’ APIs to continuously reveal useful resource usage and adjust provisioning ranges dynamically. Additionally, the technique includes anomaly detection strategies to discover inefficiencies or sudden spikes in utilization, permitting proactive fee management. Through the implementation of this AI-powered technique, businesses can gain huge discounts in cloud computing costs even while preserving the finest overall performance and scalability.

 

Keywords: Artificial Intelligence; FinServ; Cloud Computing; Machine Learning; Cost Optimization.

 

RESUMEN

 

La computación en la nube ha revolucionado la forma en que funcionan las empresas al ofrecer servicios de infraestructura escalables y flexibles. Sin embargo, abordar la nube de manera rentable sigue siendo un proyecto, a medida que los entornos de nube emergen como más complejos. Este documento propone un enfoque de operación financiera impulsado por IA para optimizar el costo de la computación en la nube. El método aprovecha los algoritmos de inteligencia artificial para investigar patrones de utilización, pronosticar llamadas futuras y recomendar medidas de ahorro de precios. Al imponer este enfoque, las empresas pueden obtener enormes ahorros financieros al mismo tiempo que garantizan el buen rendimiento normal y la escalabilidad de su infraestructura en la nube. La computación en la nube ha adquirido una enorme importancia en las empresas comerciales debido a sus capacidades. Sin embargo, la gestión eficaz del coste de la nube sigue siendo una cuestión compleja. Sin embargo, la incorporación de la automatización y el aprendizaje automático (ML) brinda la posibilidad de manipular y mitigar los costos de la nube de manera efectiva, lo que hace que la computación en la nube sea una solución adicional económicamente viable. Este estudio investigará el efecto transformador de la automatización y la optimización de costos en la nube del aprendizaje automático, proporcionando información sobre cómo las empresas pueden aprovechar esas tecnologías para reducir las tarifas al mismo tiempo que abordan situaciones que exigen implementación de capacidades. A medida que las organizaciones confían cada vez más en los servicios de computación en la nube para sus operaciones, la optimización del desempeño de los precios relacionados se convierte en un factor crucial de la gestión financiera. Este artículo propone una técnica de operación financiera impulsada por IA para optimizar las tarifas de la computación en la nube. La técnica aprovecha los algoritmos de lectura de herramientas para investigar patrones de uso históricos, pronosticar necesidades futuras y comprender posibilidades de ahorro de costos de capacidad. Se integra con las API de los proveedores de servicios en la nube para revelar continuamente el uso de recursos útiles y ajustar los rangos de aprovisionamiento de forma dinámica. Además, la técnica incluye estrategias de detección de anomalías para descubrir ineficiencias o picos repentinos en la utilización, lo que permite una gestión proactiva de los costos. Mediante la implementación de esta técnica impulsada por IA, las empresas pueden obtener grandes descuentos en los costos de computación en la nube, incluso preservando el mejor rendimiento y escalabilidad generales.

 

Palabras clave: Inteligencia Artificial; FinServ; Computación en la nube; Aprendizaje automático; Optimización de Costos.

 

 

 

INTRODUCTION

A cutting-edge age in generation has been introduced via the aggregate of cloud computing and Artificial Intelligence (AI). As companies trust increasingly more on the cloud for their infrastructure goals, artificial Intelligence is being covered in the ones cloud computing services to enhance their abilities and functionalities. This fusion of technology speeds up innovation, performance, and scalability formerly impossible. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is aimed toward stress cloud offerings, updating the IT company, and supplying businesses with a tactical benefit to stay earlier of their competition. Cloud computing has transformed the way businesses operate, providing top notch flexibility, scalability, and value-effectiveness. However, as businesses trust upon cloud services more and more, handling and optimizing cloud fees has become a critical problem. The complexity of cloud environments, coupled with evolving industrial enterprise desires, makes it tough for companies to manipulate and optimize their cloud spending.

Conventional strategies for price control often fall quick inside the dynamic and complex cloud environment. Guide efforts to reveal and modify cloud sources are time-consuming and vulnerable to mistakes, especially to suboptimal price control. To address these challenges, there can be a growing need for innovative techniques that leverage superior generation, inclusive of synthetic intelligence (AI), to optimize cloud charges effectively. This paper proposes an AI-powered financial operation method for cloud computing price optimization. Via integrating AI algorithms with Financial Operations (FinOps) techniques, organizations can observe usage patterns, forecast future demand, and understand fee-saving opportunities of their cloud expenditure. The AI-powered FinOps strategy enables businesses to dynamically optimize resource allocation, scaling strategies, and pricing fashions to gain enormous fee reductions while retaining performance and reliability.

In current digital surroundings, cloud computing has emerged as a vital enabler of business employer agility, scalability, and innovation. Businesses at some points of various industries are more and more leveraging cloud services to streamline operations, accelerate time-to-market, and beautify competitiveness. However, alongside the blessings of cloud adoption come massive financial challenges, mainly in handling and optimizing cloud prices. As cloud environments develop in complexity and scale, ensuring efficient utilization of belongings and controlling expenditure turns into increasingly more daunting. Financial Operations (FinOps) has emerged as a vital subject geared closer to addressing those demanding situations by way of aligning cloud usage with corporation goals and optimizing fees at some point of the cloud lifecycle.

Historically, FinOps practices have relied on guide assessment and rule-based techniques to display screen utilization, forecast spending, and put in force price-saving measures. While effective to a point, those strategies frequently war to maintain tempo with the dynamic and heterogeneous nature of cloud environments. To triumph over those limitations and launch deeper cost optimization potentials, there can be a developing hobby in integrating artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques into FinOps strategies. By harnessing the energy of AI and device studying algorithms, groups can benefit from insights from good-sized volumes of cloud usage statistics, perceive hidden patterns, and expect future demand with remarkable accuracy. This enables proactive choice-making and actual-time changes to resource allocation, pricing models, and scaling techniques, thereby optimizing cloud fees while keeping performance and reliability requirements. This paper explores the convergence of AI and FinOps within the context of cloud price optimization, featuring a progressive AI-powered FinOps method as an option for the complex and dynamic nature of cloud fee control. Via a complete overview of existing literature, theoretical frameworks, and practical case research.

This study contributes to the rising subject of FinOps demonstrating the effectiveness of AI-pushed approaches in dealing with and optimizing cloud fees. Through case research and empirical evaluations, this paper showcases the realistic applicability and blessings of the proposed strategy throughout various cloud environments and enterprise eventualities. In the long run, this paper gives insights and tips for enforcing AI-powered FinOps techniques, permitting corporations to maximize the value of their cloud investments whilst minimizing financial overheads. Businesses throughout industries are transferring workloads to the cloud, and, in doing so, they're developing their cloud estates unexpectedly in hyper scaler environments. Whilst such superb consumption of cloud sources and offerings from hyper scalers is critical to meet technology and strategic desires, it has become clear to organizations that they want powerful cloud value control. Cloud environments are an increasing number of complexes, running massive volumes of datasets and common sense. To manipulate cloud fees at scale, current traditional FinOps fashions are evolving to rent more smart mechanisms and features.

 

Literature Review

Cloud computing has revolutionized the way work functions, imparting scalability, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness. However, efficiently managing cloud charges remains a challenge for organizations. This literature survey explores current research and techniques in cloud value optimization, with a focal point on AI-pushed methods and monetary Operations (FinOps) strategies.

Zhang et al.(1) complete survey examines numerous value control strategies in cloud computing, which include aid provisioning, workload scheduling, and cost optimization algorithms. The paper provides insights into the challenges and opportunities for value control in cloud environments. Raj et al.(2) propose a device-gaining knowledge-based approach for optimizing cloud computing costs. By analyzing historic usage information and predicting future calls, the proposed method dynamically adjusts aid allocation to limit prices whilst meeting overall performance necessities.

Chatzimisios et al.(3) survey affords an overview of cloud computing technology, architectures, and service fashions. It discusses the challenges of cloud value management and optimization, highlighting the need for superior strategies, together with AI and system mastering. Versteeg et al.(4) introduce SMICloud, a framework for comparing and ranking cloud offerings primarily based on multiple standards, which include value. With the aid of considering price together with different elements, organizations can make informed decisions when choosing cloud offerings and optimizing costs.

Li et al.(5) present an adaptive aid allocation method for value optimization in cloud computing. With the aid of dynamically adjusting resource allocation based on workload traits and price constraints, the proposed approach correctly reduces cloud costs whilst keeping performance. Jain et al.(6) presents a top-level view of device learning-based totally tactics for aid provisioning and price optimization in cloud computing. It discusses various algorithms and techniques hired for dynamic resource allocation and fee control in cloud environments.

Park et al.(7) provide a top-level view of aid provisioning techniques in cloud computing, that specialize in fee efficiency. It discusses diverse techniques for resource allocation and optimization to reduce cloud costs even as assembly overall performance necessities. Randles et al.(8) evaluate unique load-balancing algorithms for cloud computing environments and their effect on aid usage and cost performance. It highlights the significance of dynamic resource allocation in optimizing cloud prices. Sovacool et al.(9) talk about the environmental implications of cloud computing and its strength consumption. It emphasizes the need for sustainable cloud practices to lessen expenses and environmental effects.

Barr(10) introduces the idea of FinOps, which applies financial control concepts to cloud operations. The eBook gives insights into optimizing cloud prices through a combination of economic discipline, automation, and collaboration between finance, engineering, and operations groups.  Mastroianni et al.(11) survey paper explores strategies for improving electricity efficiency in large-scale distributed systems, consisting of cloud computing environments. It discusses strategies for minimizing electricity consumption and associated expenses. Kaisler et al.(12) examine the ability of big facts analytics in growing economies and its effect on diverse sectors, including agriculture, health, and environmental protection. It discusses how cloud computing can allow cost-powerful massive facts processing and analysis.

Bilal et al.(13) comprehensive evaluation presents an outline of cloud computing ideas, architectures, and deployment models. It discusses the blessings and demanding situations of cloud adoption and emphasizes the importance of value control. Ghose's guide explores the intersection of big records and the Internet of Things (IoT),(14) highlighting the function of cloud computing in allowing scalable and cost powerful IoT answers. It discusses diverse cloud-based totally architectures and platforms for coping with IoT statistics. Hu et al.(15) study the environmental and value issues of cloud computing, specializing in strength consumption and carbon emissions. It proposes electricity-green strategies for lowering expenses and environmental effects in cloud records facilities. Yang´s et al.(16) cost-efficient load balancing approach for large facts processing in cloud computing environments discusses how dynamic load balancing strategies can optimize aid utilization and decrease cloud expenses while processing massive-scale facts workloads.

Traditionally, price control has trusted guide monitoring and after-the-fact analysis. This approach involves setting static budgets, manually tracking prices, and carrying out periodic critiques. But those techniques are time-consuming and insufficient for environments as dynamic as those inside the cloud. They fail to cope with the actual-time nature of cloud useful resource utilization and prices, leading to not on-time responses to overrun and missed opportunities for optimization. This predicament will become particularly evident in environments with fluctuating aid allocation and utilization, in which traditional methods lack the agility and precision needed for powerful value control. This gap concretes the manner for AI and ML to convey transformative change. By way of leveraging those technologies, businesses can shift from reactive to proactive, ensuring smarter useful resource allocation, well-timed anomaly detection, and non-stop cost optimization.

 

METHOD

The increase of AI in Cloud FinOps, collectively with present day developments, techniques, and actual-global examples, highlights its growing importance inside the area. In the virtual panorama, wherein businesses increasingly rely on the cloud to power innovation and growth, effective value control has grown to be an essential component of cloud adoption. Cloud FinOps, mixing financial area with operational excellence inside the cloud, has emerged as a strategic approach to optimize prices at the same time as maximizing price.

 

Key Components of Cloud FinOps

·      Financial Governance: robust economic governance frameworks are critical for controlling Cloud FinOps. Clean value allocation mechanisms, spending rules, and compliance controls ensure alignment with budgetary constraints and governing requirements.

·      Technical Optimization: technical optimization is in the center of Cloud FinOps. Rightsizing assets, leveraging automation, and adopting cloud-native architectures optimize useful resource utilization and reduce cost.

·      Continuous Improvement: Cloud FinOps requires a convention of non-stop development. Ordinary tracking, evaluation, and optimization of cloud spending help become aware of cost cutting possibilities and pressure operational excellence.

 

AI in Cloud FinOps: Trends and Relevance

·      Predictive Analytics: AI-powered predictive analytics enables agencies to forecast cloud fees accurately, pick out value-saving possibilities proactively, and automate optimization procedures primarily based on analytical insights.

·      Anomaly Detection: AI algorithms can locate abnormalities in cloud expenses styles, flagging uncommon conduct and ability cost invades for instant interest and corrective motion.

·      Optimization Algorithms: AI-driven optimization algorithms examine massive quantities of information to perceive the most cost-powerful resource configurations, workload placements, and buying preferences, maximizing cost savings without sacrificing overall performance.

 

Benefits of FinOps to the business

·      Cloud cost transparency and accountability: FinOps breaks down costs via initiatives, departments, or commercial enterprise gadgets, allowing stakeholders to understand their economic effect. This transparency adopts value responsibility, permitting groups to make knowledgeable decisions approximately useful resource allocation and budget management.

·      Cloud cost optimization: Dynamically dealing with and monitoring spending, agencies can become aware of price-saving opportunities, remove improvident spending, and optimize useful resource utilization. This ends in great cost reductions and improves standard economic performance.

·      Business agility and scalability: FinOps, organizations can scale their era infrastructure greater successfully. Via optimizing costs and resource management, corporations can allocate their financial assets effectively, permitting them to scale up or down as planned. This agility lets agencies respond speedily to converting marketplace needs and improve their aggressive benefit.

·      Collaboration and alignment: By bridging the distance between financial, operational and era groups, corporations can align their technology investments with business effects. This collaboration complements conversation, understanding and decision-making, leading to extra effective economic management.

·      Automated workflows: FinOps infrastructure evolves, you can use automation to streamline your workflows, pre-configure special instance sorts to healthy commercial enterprise priorities and automate server tagging, etc. Automated workflows additionally result in a reduction in cloud-associated power intake (extra than ~2 % of worldwide spending) and, consequently, a discount inside the organization’s carbon footprint.

·      Financial governance: FinOps establishes monetary controls, tracks spending towards budgets, and guarantees adherence to economic first-class practices. This enables organizations to control financial dangers effectively and preserve compliance with regulatory necessities.

 

Table 1. AI-powered financial operation strategies for cloud computing cost optimization

Aspect

AI-Powered Strategy

Traditional Strategy

Cost Optimization

Techniques

Utilizes machine learning algorithms to analyze historical usage patterns, predict future demands, and optimize resource allocation.

Primarily relies on manual analysis and rule-based approaches. May lacks agility in responding to dynamic workload changes.

Real-time Monitoring

Provides real-time monitoring of resource usage, allowing for immediate adjustments to optimize costs.

Monitoring is typically periodic and may not capture sudden spikes or changes in resource consumption promptly.

Predictive Analytics

Employs predictive analytics to forecast future resource requirements, enabling proactive adjustments to prevent over-provisioning or underutilization.

Relies on past data and assumptions, which may not accurately reflect future needs, leading to suboptimal resource allocation.

Automation

Automates cost optimization processes, reducing the need for manual intervention and enabling continuous optimization.

Relies heavily on manual intervention for cost management tasks, which can be time-consuming and error prone.

Scalability

Scales cost optimization efforts effortlessly with growing cloud infrastructure and workload complexity.

May struggle to scale cost management practices effectively, leading to inefficiencies as the cloud environment expands.

Adaptive Optimization

Adapts optimization strategies dynamically based on changing workload patterns and business priorities, ensuring cost-efficiency under varying conditions.

Relies on static optimization rules and may not adapt well to evolving business requirements or unpredictable workloads.

Cost Allocation Transparency

Provides detailed insights into cost allocation across different divisions, projects, or teams, facilitating transparency and accountability in cost management.

May lacks granularity in cost allocation, making it challenging to identify cost drivers or allocate expenses accurately.

 

The proposed method for implementing strategy

AI-powered FinOps method for cloud computing cost optimization includes the use of artificial intelligence algorithms and strategies to manipulate and optimize cloud computing cost effectively.

Here's a proposed approach for imposing one of these strategies:

·      Information Collection and Analysis: gather historical statistics on cloud usage, prices, and performance metrics. Make use of AI algorithms to research these records to gather out patterns, developments, and irregularities.

·      Cost Prediction: Use AI algorithms which include machine learning models to predict future cloud expenses primarily based on earliest information and contemporary utilization patterns.

·      Useful Resource Allocation Optimization: Use AI-based total algorithms to optimize aid allocation, including repeatedly scaling resources up or down based on predicted demand to reduce cost even while retaining overall performance.

·      Instance Selection: Use AI to propose pleasant instance types for workloads based on performance requirements and cost issues.

·      Spot Example Control: utilize AI algorithms to manipulate spot instances efficiently, inclusive of predicting spot instance pricing traits and optimizing the use of spot times to lessen fees.

·      Anomaly Detection: Use AI to hit upon anomalies in cloud usage and expenses, including sudden spikes in utilization, that can indicate inefficiencies or capability cost financial savings possibilities.

·      Recommendation Engine: put into effect an AI-powered recommendation engine to indicate cost-saving strategies, consisting of the use of reserved instances, optimizing garages, or adjusting useful resource configurations.

·      Nonstop Optimization: enforce a non-stop optimization method using AI algorithms to always screen, analyze, and optimize cloud costs based on converting usage styles and necessities.

·      Price Transparency and Responsibility: offer transparency into cloud charges and usage across the company, together with accountability mechanisms to make sure value optimization desires are met.

·      Evaluation and Remarks Loop: frequently examine the effectiveness of the AI-powered value optimization approach and incorporate remarks to enhance performance and fee savings.

 

Figure 1. Steps for AI-powered financial operation strategies

 

By means of imposing an AI-powered monetary operation method for cloud computing value optimization, companies can reap significant fee financial savings at the same time as preserving or maybe improving performance and scalability.

 

EXPERIMENTAL SETUP AND RESULT ANALYSIS

The AI-powered financial operation strategy for cloud computing cost optimization yielded enormous consequences in phrases of price financial savings and operational efficiency. Via leveraging AI algorithms for studying cloud usage patterns, predicting destiny utilization, and recommending conformed assistance allocation, the approach helped reduce typical cloud computing costs. The implementation of AI in monetary operations for cloud computing cost optimization has proven promising effects. By way of the use of AI to investigate historical cloud utilization facts and predict destiny aid requirements, businesses can higher allocate sources, leading to cost financial savings and stepped forward efficiency. One key element of the method is its ability to adapt to converting cloud usage patterns. By using constantly examining records and updating predictions, the method can make sure that sources are allotted effectively, while usage patterns evolve. Moreover, the method's use of AI algorithms for recommending premiere promote allocation has helped groups make more knowledgeable choices approximately useful resource provisioning. This has brought about a reduction in over-provisioning and beneath-provisioning, resulting in cost financial savings and advanced performance. Basic, the AI-powered monetary operation strategy for cloud computing cost optimization has verified to be effective in decreasing fees and enhancing operational performance. As groups continue to undertake cloud computing, leveraging AI in financial operations turns into increasingly crucial for optimizing fees and maximizing value.

 

CONCLUSION

Leveraging AI for monetary operations in cloud computing presents a transformative opportunity for companies to optimize charges and beautify operational performance. By harnessing the energy of AI algorithms for cost prediction, resource allocation, example choice, and anomaly detection, businesses can make knowledgeable selections, reduce waste, and enhance overall financial performance. The implementation of an advice engine further enhances decision-making approaches by means of presenting tailored guidelines primarily based on historical data and actual-time insights. Nonstop optimization guarantees that fee-saving measures are continuously implemented, at the same time as maintaining performance and service great. Price transparency and duty are important additives of this approach, making sure that stakeholders have a clean understanding of price structures and their implications. The evaluation and comments loop permit businesses to reveal and refine their techniques over time, ensuring non-stop improvement and flexibility to converting instances. Normal, the adoption of an AI-powered monetary operation method for cloud computing fee optimization is important for agencies trying to stay aggressive and efficient within the rapidly evolving virtual panorama.

 

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FINANCING

No financing.

 

CONFLICT OF INTEREST

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AUTHORSHIP CONTRIBUTION

Conceptualization: Mageshkumar Naarayanasamy Varadarajan, N Rajkumar, C Viji, A Mohanraj.

Formal analysis: Mageshkumar Naarayanasamy Varadarajan, N Rajkumar, C Viji, A Mohanraj.

Acquisition of funds: Mageshkumar Naarayanasamy Varadarajan, N Rajkumar, C Viji, A Mohanraj.

Research: Mageshkumar Naarayanasamy Varadarajan, N Rajkumar, C Viji, A Mohanraj.

Methodology: Mageshkumar Naarayanasamy Varadarajan, N Rajkumar, C Viji, A Mohanraj.

Drafting - original draft: Mageshkumar Naarayanasamy Varadarajan, N Rajkumar, C Viji, A Mohanraj.

Writing - proofreading and editing: Mageshkumar Naarayanasamy Varadarajan, N Rajkumar, C Viji, A Mohanraj.