The Concurrency Problem
Legacy mainframes excel at I/O throughput. Modern cloud architectures excel at compute scaling. The mismatch between these two creates the "Batch Window Violation" problem during migration.
The Hyper-Scheduler uses a rolling window LSTM (Long Short-Term Memory) model to ingest 10 years of mainframe logs and predict resource contention.
Performance Metrics
SCHEDULER_DAEMON
01$> analyze_queue --depth=5000
02Detected spike in JOB_A77 (Finance Batch) at 02:00 UTC
03Pre-warming Kubernetes nodes... [OK]
04Allocating isolated IOPS buffer... [OK]
05Outcome: 0ms throttle on high-priority threads.
06Optimization delta: +40% throughput
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Technical Implementation
Unlike standard Kubernetes Horizontal Pod Autoscalers (HPA) which react to CPU spikes, this module is proactive. It scales infrastructure before the job starts.
- Ingest: Syslog stream from z/OS.
- Predict: Time-series forecasting of job duration.
- Act: Pre-provision cloud resources via Terraform hooks.