Automating Kubernetes Operations with AI and Machine Learning

A major development in cloud-native infrastructure management is the inclusion of artificial intelligence and machine learning into Kubernetes activities. This article investigates how artificial intelligence-driven automation changes conventional DevOps problems, especially in complicated multi-cluster systems where human supervision becomes ever unsustainable. In real-world implementations, machine-learning techniques enable predictive maintenance, intelligent resource allocation, and automated anomaly detection in Kubernetes clusters. This article emphasizes the change from reactive to proactive operations in which artificial intelligence systems learn from cluster behavior to maximize deployments, improve security, and lower system downtime. The results imply that companies using Kubernetes operations experience increases in operational efficiency, resource use, and system dependability when using AI-enhanced Kubernetes operations experience. Moreover, this article offers a thorough architecture for using artificial intelligence-driven automation in Kubernetes systems, together with architectural issues, deployment techniques, and best practices. This article adds useful insights for companies trying to upgrade their container orchestration methods and adds to the already increasing body of information on cloud infrastructure automation.

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International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
Published
2024-12-20
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https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2024.v06i06.33430
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Big Data and Business Intelligence
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Automating Kubernetes Operations with AI and Machine Learning

Varun Tamminedi -
International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
Big Data and Business Intelligence
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Automating Kubernetes Operations with AI and Machine Learning

Varun Tamminedi -
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Abstract

A major development in cloud-native infrastructure management is the inclusion of artificial intelligence and machine learning into Kubernetes activities. This article investigates how artificial intelligence-driven automation changes conventional DevOps problems, especially in complicated multi-cluster systems where human supervision becomes ever unsustainable. In real-world implementations, machine-learning techniques enable predictive maintenance, intelligent resource allocation, and automated anomaly detection in Kubernetes clusters. This article emphasizes the change from reactive to proactive operations in which artificial intelligence systems learn from cluster behavior to maximize deployments, improve security, and lower system downtime. The results imply that companies using Kubernetes operations experience increases in operational efficiency, resource use, and system dependability when using AI-enhanced Kubernetes operations experience. Moreover, this article offers a thorough architecture for using artificial intelligence-driven automation in Kubernetes systems, together with architectural issues, deployment techniques, and best practices. This article adds useful insights for companies trying to upgrade their container orchestration methods and adds to the already increasing body of information on cloud infrastructure automation.

International Journal For Multidisciplinary ResearchVol. 6(6)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 63%
Big Data and Business Intelligence
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