The role of AI/ML in improving system reliability of large-scale distributed systems

This article explores the transformative role of artificial intelligence and machine learning in enhancing system reliability across large-scale distributed systems. The article examines how AI/ML technologies are revolutionizing reliability engineering through predictive capacity management, autonomous monitoring, advanced anomaly detection, and integrated security approaches. The article demonstrates that properly implemented AI/ML solutions significantly reduce incident frequency and resolution times while optimizing resource utilization and decreasing operational costs. We present a comprehensive theoretical framework for AI-enhanced reliability and analyze real-world applications across multiple domains. The article evaluates both technical implementations and their quantifiable business impacts, showing typical operational cost reductions and engineer toil reductions in mature deployments. The article addresses critical challenges including data quality constraints, model explainability issues, and human-AI collaboration complexities while exploring promising future directions in reinforcement learning, real-time inference, and self-improving frameworks. This article provides reliability engineers, system architects, and organizational leaders with actionable insights for implementing AI/ML approaches that enhance distributed system resilience in increasingly complex technological environments.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-04-30
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17212184
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The role of AI/ML in improving system reliability of large-scale distributed systems

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The role of AI/ML in improving system reliability of large-scale distributed systems

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Abstract

This article explores the transformative role of artificial intelligence and machine learning in enhancing system reliability across large-scale distributed systems. The article examines how AI/ML technologies are revolutionizing reliability engineering through predictive capacity management, autonomous monitoring, advanced anomaly detection, and integrated security approaches. The article demonstrates that properly implemented AI/ML solutions significantly reduce incident frequency and resolution times while optimizing resource utilization and decreasing operational costs. We present a comprehensive theoretical framework for AI-enhanced reliability and analyze real-world applications across multiple domains. The article evaluates both technical implementations and their quantifiable business impacts, showing typical operational cost reductions and engineer toil reductions in mature deployments. The article addresses critical challenges including data quality constraints, model explainability issues, and human-AI collaboration complexities while exploring promising future directions in reinforcement learning, real-time inference, and self-improving frameworks. This article provides reliability engineers, system architects, and organizational leaders with actionable insights for implementing AI/ML approaches that enhance distributed system resilience in increasingly complex technological environments.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Tio Business School (NL)
Openalex Percentile: Top 46%
Physics and Engineering Research Articles
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