Designing Resilient Multi-Tenant Platforms: The Role of AI in Scalable Cloud-Native SRE Pipelines

Multi-tenant architectures present unique reliability challenges for Site Reliability Engineering teams, requiring solutions beyond traditional manual interventions and static rules. This article explores the integration of artificial intelligence into cloud-native SRE pipelines to enhance fault prediction, incident management, and automated remediation in distributed environments. The architecture encompasses time-series models for anomaly detection, NLP systems for incident classification, reinforcement learning for automated remediation, and adaptive resource management across tenant boundaries. The implementation strategies and real-world applications, the paper demonstrates how ML-augmented SRE practices transform reliability operations while addressing challenges including model drift, interpretability, data quality, and fairness considerations. The integration of machine learning with established reliability practices creates a foundation for autonomous, self-healing platforms that maintain resilience at scale while delivering consistent experiences across diverse tenant populations.

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Journal of Information Systems Engineering & Management
Published
2025-09-08
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https://doi.org/10.52783/jisem.v10i59s.12926
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Cloud Computing and Resource Management
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Designing Resilient Multi-Tenant Platforms: The Role of AI in Scalable Cloud-Native SRE Pipelines

Susanta Kumar Sahoo
Journal of Information Systems Engineering & Management
Cloud Computing and Resource Management
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Designing Resilient Multi-Tenant Platforms: The Role of AI in Scalable Cloud-Native SRE Pipelines

Susanta Kumar Sahoo
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Abstract

Multi-tenant architectures present unique reliability challenges for Site Reliability Engineering teams, requiring solutions beyond traditional manual interventions and static rules. This article explores the integration of artificial intelligence into cloud-native SRE pipelines to enhance fault prediction, incident management, and automated remediation in distributed environments. The architecture encompasses time-series models for anomaly detection, NLP systems for incident classification, reinforcement learning for automated remediation, and adaptive resource management across tenant boundaries. The implementation strategies and real-world applications, the paper demonstrates how ML-augmented SRE practices transform reliability operations while addressing challenges including model drift, interpretability, data quality, and fairness considerations. The integration of machine learning with established reliability practices creates a foundation for autonomous, self-healing platforms that maintain resilience at scale while delivering consistent experiences across diverse tenant populations.

Journal of Information Systems Engineering & ManagementVol. 10(59s)
Openalex Percentile: Top 63%
Cloud Computing and Resource Management
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