Multi-cloud computing is becoming a prominent paradigm to improve scalability, flexibility, reliability and costeffectiveness by leveraging services from multiple cloud providers. But distributed resource management with strong security is a big challenge in multi-cloud scenarios, which are heterogeneous and dynamic. This review paper provides an all inclusive overview on various multi-cloud architectures, deployment models,resource allocation techniques, optimization methods, and security assurance mechanisms. It covers the major resource allocation strategies such as provisioning, scheduling, load balancing, resource scaling and intelligent optimization through machine learning and metaheuristicalgorithms to optimize resource utilization and Quality of Service (QoS). Additionally, the article delves into significant security methods for protecting decentralized cloud systems, including authentication, authorization, encryption, intrusion detection, trust management, and zero-trust designs. Also, through the comparison of the most recent literature, the current research trends, challenges and limitations for optimizing resources while keeping security in mind are pointed out. According to the review, combining AI-powered optimisation with sophisticated security frameworks has the potential to enhance the performance, resilience and reliability of multi-cloud environments. Last but not least, the paper outlines future research avenues for explainable AI, federated learning, blockchain-based trust management, energy-efficient resource allocation, and autonomous cloud orchestration to enable secure, scalable, and sustainable next-generation multi cloud computing environments.
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Abstract. Sustainable manufacturing involves being able to optimize productivity, energy efficiency, and environmental impact simultaneously given dynamic and uncertain operating conditions. The traditional optimization methods are unadaptable and cannot easily reflect the real-time changes in the system. This paper provides a sophisticated reinforcement learning (RL)-based decision-making model of sustainable manufacturing process. The manufacturing system is modelled as a Markov Decision Process (MDP) and a Deep Q-Network (DQN) is used to learn about the optimal control policies by interacting with the environment continuously. Multi-objective reward function is created to include production rate, energy usage, machine usage and minimization of waste. The suggested framework is tested in a virtualized smart factory setting, where the demand is stochastic and machines have variability. Comparative analysis shows that the RL-based approach outperforms the rule-based and heuristic strategies and reports remarkable energy efficiency and operational sustainability. The findings prove RL as a potential solution to adaptive and intelligent manufacturing control.
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