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FAILURE MITIGATION IN SOFTWARE DEPLOYMENT PIPELINES USING GENERATIVE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

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20청구항 · 3 독립항
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개요

발명자

VivekPrasad Polisetty; Anuraag Sadasivan; Polu Ram Charan Teja

IPC 분류

G6F 11/7G6F 8/70

CPC 분류

G6F11/793G6F11/79G6F8/70

Techniques are provided for failure mitigation in software deployment pipelines using generative artificial intelligence (AI). One method comprises obtaining a request to merge code changes associated with a first branch of software code with a second branch of the software code; in response to the request: obtaining information characterizing the software deployment pipeline; applying at least a portion of the information to a classification model to obtain a prediction that an implementation of the request will result in a failure; applying, in response to the prediction that the implementation of the request will result in the failure, at least a portion of the information to a generative AI model, with failure information characterizing reasons for the failure, to obtain mitigation actions to mitigate the failure; and automatically initiating processing steps associated with at least one of the mitigation actions to mitigate the failure.

원문 (중국어)

Techniques are provided for failure mitigation in software deployment pipelines using generative artificial intelligence (AI). One method comprises obtaining a request to merge code changes associated with a first branch of software code with a second branch of the software code; in response to the request: obtaining information characterizing the software deployment pipeline; applying at least a portion of the information to a classification model to obtain a prediction that an implementation of the request will result in a failure; applying, in response to the prediction that the implementation of the request will result in the failure, at least a portion of the information to a generative AI model, with failure information characterizing reasons for the failure, to obtain mitigation actions to mitigate the failure; and automatically initiating processing steps associated with at least one of the mitigation actions to mitigate the failure.