Continual Improvement of Automation in Infrastructural Management Using Devops with Artificial Intelligence Approach

In the industry of software development, DevOps play a crucial role for automation, collaboration promotion as well as continuous delivery. The crucial disruptions have done through Artificial Intelligence (AI) for the application of software implement and delivery while integrating with DevOps. The combination of AI as Machine Learning (ML) towards DevOps practices has revolutionized software implement as well as maintenance have created a concrete method for high resilience, efficient as well as scalable method. AI has transformed the method for deploying DevOps. The implementation of AI is considered for improving the process of software development as well as streamlined operations. Traditional DevOps, characterized by Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery (CD), often struggles with scalability, error-prone processes, and the need for constant human oversight. By leveraging AI/ML, organizations can predict deployment outcomes, identify potential issues in real time, and automatically rectify them, reducing downtime and enhancing overall system performance. The paper even focuses towards the future of AI in DevOps by introducing the recommendation with envisioning a fully autonomous deployment and maintenance ecosystem. By addressing current challenges and embracing AI/ML technologies, organizations can significantly improve their DevOps processes, leading to faster, more reliable software delivery.

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Journal on Electronic and Automation Engineering
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2025-07-19
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https://doi.org/10.46632/jeae/2/4/8
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Software System Performance and Reliability
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Continual Improvement of Automation in Infrastructural Management Using Devops with Artificial Intelligence Approach

Journal on Electronic and Automation Engineering
Software System Performance and Reliability
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Continual Improvement of Automation in Infrastructural Management Using Devops with Artificial Intelligence Approach

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Abstract

In the industry of software development, DevOps play a crucial role for automation, collaboration promotion as well as continuous delivery. The crucial disruptions have done through Artificial Intelligence (AI) for the application of software implement and delivery while integrating with DevOps. The combination of AI as Machine Learning (ML) towards DevOps practices has revolutionized software implement as well as maintenance have created a concrete method for high resilience, efficient as well as scalable method. AI has transformed the method for deploying DevOps. The implementation of AI is considered for improving the process of software development as well as streamlined operations. Traditional DevOps, characterized by Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery (CD), often struggles with scalability, error-prone processes, and the need for constant human oversight. By leveraging AI/ML, organizations can predict deployment outcomes, identify potential issues in real time, and automatically rectify them, reducing downtime and enhancing overall system performance. The paper even focuses towards the future of AI in DevOps by introducing the recommendation with envisioning a fully autonomous deployment and maintenance ecosystem. By addressing current challenges and embracing AI/ML technologies, organizations can significantly improve their DevOps processes, leading to faster, more reliable software delivery.

Journal on Electronic and Automation EngineeringVol. 2(4)
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Software System Performance and Reliability
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