Phase 1 AIML Model For Predicting Kubernetes Issues

This project aims to develop an AI/ML model for predicting failures in Kubernetes clusters to reduce downtime and improve resource utilization. The model will utilize historical and real-time data from various sources and will be integrated with monitoring systems for proactive issue detection. Expected outcomes include a 50% reduction in downtime, cost savings, and enhanced system stability.

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Phase 1 AIML Model For Predicting Kubernetes Issues

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Phase 1: AI/ML Model for

Predicting Kubernetes
Issues
This project focuses on proactive issue detection within Kubernetes
clusters. The goal is to create an AI/ML model for predicting potential
failures. We aim for reduced downtime, improved resource use, and
enhanced stability.
Problem Statement: Kubernetes Failure Predi
Kubernetes failures cause downtime and degrade performance. Manual fixes are slow and reactive. Current tools lack
predictive power. The average downtime is 4 hours monthly, costing $50,000.

Downtime Impact Manual Monitoring Tool Limitations

Application downtime and Reactive and time-consuming Lack of predictive capabilities
performance loss problem solving
AI/ML Solution:
Predictive Model
Overview
We propose an AI/ML model using cluster metrics. The model will be
trained on historical and real-time data. It may use LSTM or time
series forecasting.

Model Architecture

Key Metrics

Prediction
Data Collection and Preparation
Data comes from Kubernetes API, Prometheus, Grafana, and logs. We will ingest 500GB monthly. Data will be cleaned,
transformed, and engineered.

Data Sources Tools

• Kubernetes API • Python (Pandas, NumPy)

• Prometheus • Apache Spark
• Grafana
Model Training and
Evaluation
The training set is 80% of data from Jan 2023 to June 2024. 20% of
historical data will be used for validation. Performance will be measured
using standard metrics.

Training

Validation

Metrics
Deployment and Integration
The model will be containerized with Docker and Kubernetes. We will
integrate the model with monitoring and alerting systems. Alerts will
be sent to Slack/PagerDuty.

Containerized Integrated
Using Docker and Kubernetes Monitoring dashboards &
alerts

Alerting
Via Slack/PagerDuty
Expected Benefits and
Impact
We expect a 50% downtime reduction through proactive fixes.
Resources will be better allocated. This will cut costs and improve
system stability.

1 Reduced Downtime

2 Resource Use

3 Cost Savings

4 System Stability
Next Steps and Future Considerations
Once issues are predicted, the next step is to automate or recommend actions for remediation. The challenge in Phase 2
is to create an agent or system capable of responding to these predicted issues by suggesting or implementing actions
to mitigate potential failures in the Kubernetes cluster.

Scalability
1

2 Model Improvement

3 Automation