AI-Driven Cloud Services for Guaranteed Disaster Recovery, Improved Fault Tolerance, and Transparent High Availability in Dynamic Cloud Systems

Authors

  • Bhushan Chaudhari  Independent Researcher
  • Satish Kabade  Independent Researcher
  • Akshay Sharma  

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.32628/IJSRSET25122169

Keywords:

Cloud Computing, Artificial Intelligence, Disaster Recovery, Fault Tolerance, High Availability, Machine Learning, Self-Healing Systems, Predictive Failure Analysis, AI-Driven Load Balancing.

Abstract

Cloud computing alters the way organizations manage and deploy their IT resource. It provides an organization with scalable, inexpensive, and flexible options. The complexity and dynamic nature of cloud environments pose a challenge to maintaining high availability at all times, especially when the system fails or a disaster arises. The legacy techniques of disaster recovery, fault tolerance, and high availability leave behind much to be desired. These techniques are mostly static, slow to respond, and have a dismal ability to adapt to continuously changing conditions in contemporary cloud systems. Such techniques largely depend on manual configurations and predefined policies; resulting in lots of inefficiencies and increases in the risk of service downtime. This research investigates the way Artificial Intelligence (AI) changes the paradigm on cloud resilience to promote adoption of intelligent systems for guaranteed disaster recovery, better fault-tolerant behavior, or transparent high availability. With machine learning algorithms, AI-based cloud services utilize large data volumes to reveal patterns within system logs, performance metrics, and user behavior data; thereby offering real-time anomaly detection and predictive failure analysis. For example, techniques like predictive analytics help cloud providers predict likely system outages, optimize the resources to be used, and automate failover processes (Xu et al., 2021; Lee & Kumar, 2022). AI-aided disaster recovery techniques employ complex algorithms to produce an adaptive backup mechanism, thereby minimizing loss and reducing restoration time. Fault tolerance in AI cloud systems comes from intelligent error correction, automatic isolation of faults, and self-healing features, i.e. repair of faults without the need for human supervision (Chen et al., 2020). Besides that, AI also contributes to high availability through intelligent load balancing, which ensures that at any given time, resources are optimally distributed throughout the network to sustain continuous service even during peak demand or unanticipated failures (Patel & Zhang, 2023). The approach is a comprehensive review of the various existing literature on the topic, empirical analysis of the current AI-driven cloud solutions available in the market, and case studies for comparison analysis on the different AI systems. The study scenario reveals that AI-driven solutions noticeably reduce downtimes, lead to improved recovery times, and contribute to overall system reliability as compared to traditional methods. However, other areas include model bias, data privacy, and continuous training of AI models. This study expands the trends of AI in the field of cloud computing by documenting the significance of intelligent systems in bridging traditional weaknesses of resilience strategies. It further signifies the need for AI into predictive maintenance, automated disaster response, and proactive fault management of rapidly changing dynamic cloud environments. Future studies will focus on AI integration along with edge computing and blockchain technologies for even more robust and secure services in cloud operations.

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Bhushan Chaudhari, Satish Kabade, Akshay Sharma "AI-Driven Cloud Services for Guaranteed Disaster Recovery, Improved Fault Tolerance, and Transparent High Availability in Dynamic Cloud Systems " International Journal of Scientific Research in Science, Engineering and Technology (IJSRSET), Print ISSN : 2395-1990, Online ISSN : 2394-4099, Volume 10, Issue 6, pp.437-458, November-December-2023. Available at doi : https://doi.org/10.32628/IJSRSET25122169