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The Role of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Cloud-Native Systems
Abstract
The incorporation of artificial intelligence and machine learning innovations into cloud-native frameworks signifies a crucial shift in managing distributed systems and enhancing operational effectiveness. Contemporary cloud-native systems exhibit remarkable proficiency in utilizing AI algorithms to enhance resource management, anticipate system malfunctions, and deploy self-sufficient operational tactics throughout intricate microservices ecosystems. Cloud systems enhanced by machine learning are proficient at handling large volumes of operational data to facilitate predictive scaling, smart load balancing, and proactive failure prevention methods. Sophisticated AI-powered frameworks enable real-time enhancement of performance via dynamic parameter adjustment and smart service mesh administration features. Modern cloud-native systems fueled by artificial intelligence attain enhanced operational efficiency via automated resource management, trust mechanisms driven by vulnerabilities, and smart anomaly detection features. The integration of AI technologies with containerized architectures allows for unparalleled levels of system autonomy, allowing cloud environments to automatically optimize, recover, and adjust in response to evolving operational conditions. Cloud-native platforms utilize machine learning algorithms that significantly boost system resilience, strengthen security measures, and lower operational costs via intelligent automation. The revolutionary effects of AI integration permeate every facet of cloud-native operations, ranging from predictive resource management to self-governing incident response, fundamentally altering the functionality and scalability of distributed systems in contemporary computing setups.
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Journal
Journal of Computer Science and Technology Studies
Volume (Issue)
7 (7)
Pages
423-430
Published
Copyright
Open access

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