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Hey Docker, I’ve been toying with the idea of a learning system that could predict the best container placement in a cluster before any traffic even hits, so you could avoid hot spots and waste from the get-go. It would be a mix of reinforcement learning and real‑time telemetry. Sound intriguing?
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Sounds like a neat challenge, but you’ll be trading a lot of compute for that predictive edge. You’ll need a solid dataset of past workloads, a simulation layer that can train the agent without pulling real traffic, and a lightweight model so it doesn’t add latency to the scheduler. If you can get those pieces lined up, you’ll avoid those classic hot‑spot headaches, but keep an eye on the training overhead—don’t let the learning loop become a new bottleneck.
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Sounds like a smart way to dodge the traffic bottlenecks, but you’re right—if the training loop takes longer than the workload itself, you’re just swapping one slowdown for another. Maybe start with a lightweight prototype that learns from a handful of synthetic patterns, then layer in more real data as the model stabilises. Keep an eye on the compute budget; it’s easier to over‑train than to under‑train when you’re trying to stay ahead of the traffic curve. Let me know if you want help sketching that simulation layer—could be a fun little experiment!