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IMPACT: Intent-driven Multi-agent Policy with Attention for SLO-guaranteed Microservice Migration in Cloud-edge Systems
Ensuring strict tail-latency service-level objectives (SLOs) in dynamic mobile edge computing (MEC) systems remains challenging because user mobility, wireless fading, bursty workloads, and partial observability jointly undermine reliable cloud-edge orchestration. Existing microservice migration met
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