Dynamic GEN AI-Powered Web Crawling on Azure Using Automation Account and GPT-3.5

The integration of AI-powered automation in web crawling marks a significant advancement over traditional methods, which were often labor-intensive, inflexible, and prone to security risks. This paper presents a case study on the implementation of a dynamic web crawling solution using Azure Automation Account, leveraging GPT-3.5 from Azure OpenAI services. This new approach allows for parameterized execution via automation variables, enabling user-defined requirements to guide the crawler's behavior in a more flexible and intelligent manner. Unlike previous static methods that required constant manual adjustments, our system uses GPT-3.5's Natural Language Processing (NLP) capabilities to interpret complex instructions and dynamically adapt to various web structures. Post-crawling, the data undergoes a security scan using Clam AV, ensuring its integrity before storage in Azure Blob Storage. SendGrid is employed for user alerts regarding the scan results and storage status. The system is scheduled to run at regular intervals, fully automating the process while maintaining robust security protocols. This paper includes a detailed comparison between traditional web crawling techniques and this AI-driven approach, demonstrating the improvements in efficiency, security, and adaptability.

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International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology
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2024-12-25
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https://doi.org/10.35940/ijeat.b4556.14021224
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Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems
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Dynamic GEN AI-Powered Web Crawling on Azure Using Automation Account and GPT-3.5

Sakshi Srivastava, Chandan Srinath
International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology
Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems
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Dynamic GEN AI-Powered Web Crawling on Azure Using Automation Account and GPT-3.5

Sakshi Srivastava, Chandan Srinath
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Abstract

The integration of AI-powered automation in web crawling marks a significant advancement over traditional methods, which were often labor-intensive, inflexible, and prone to security risks. This paper presents a case study on the implementation of a dynamic web crawling solution using Azure Automation Account, leveraging GPT-3.5 from Azure OpenAI services. This new approach allows for parameterized execution via automation variables, enabling user-defined requirements to guide the crawler's behavior in a more flexible and intelligent manner. Unlike previous static methods that required constant manual adjustments, our system uses GPT-3.5's Natural Language Processing (NLP) capabilities to interpret complex instructions and dynamically adapt to various web structures. Post-crawling, the data undergoes a security scan using Clam AV, ensuring its integrity before storage in Azure Blob Storage. SendGrid is employed for user alerts regarding the scan results and storage status. The system is scheduled to run at regular intervals, fully automating the process while maintaining robust security protocols. This paper includes a detailed comparison between traditional web crawling techniques and this AI-driven approach, demonstrating the improvements in efficiency, security, and adaptability.

International Journal of Engineering and Advanced TechnologyVol. 14(2)
Openalex Percentile: Top 72%
Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems
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Dynamic GEN AI-Powered Web Crawling on Azure Using Automation Account and GPT-3.5 — Sakshi Srivastava, Chandan Srinath · International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS