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AI-Driven Approaches in the Microservices Lifecycle: A Systematic Mapping Study

2018 · International Journal of Artificial Intelligence & Digital Transformation · Vol 1, pp. 01-07 · 0 citations

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This systematic mapping study provides an exhaustive analysis of AI applications in microservices, categorizing existing research, identifying prevalent AI techniques, and highlighting areas requiring further exploration.

Abstract

The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) within the microservices architecture has emerged as a pivotal area of research, aiming to enhance various quality attributes throughout the DevOps lifecycle. This systematic mapping study provides an exhaustive analysis of AI applications in microservices, categorizing existing research, identifying prevalent AI techniques, and highlighting areas requiring further exploration. By synthesizing findings from numerous studies, this paper offers valuable insights for researchers and practitioners seeking to leverage AI for optimizing microservices-based systems.​

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