AI-Driven Data Pipelines: Automating ETL Workflows with Kubernetes

Authors

  • Sai Prasad Veluru Software Engineer at Apple, USA Author

Keywords:

AI-Driven ETL, Data Pipelines, Kubernetes, Automation

Abstract

As businesses generate ever-growing volumes of data, the demand for scalable, intelligent, & automated data processing has reached hitherto unheard-of heights. This work explores how artificial intelligence (AI) modifies conventional ETL (extract, transform, load) pipelines, hence creating adaptive, self-optimizing workflows that greatly lower manual employment & increase processing efficiency. Data pipelines may now find the abnormalities, optimize resource utilization, & perform intelligent decisions in real-time as AI leads the way—thus enabling the building of more powerful & flexible data systems. In this context, automation is not only a convenience; it also helps one keep up with the complexity of contemporary data ecosystems. The open-source container orchestration platform Kubernetes increasingly forms the foundation for AI-driven data operations. With Kubernetes, teams can dynamically scale ETL processes, guarantee high availability, & accurately control resources; subsequently, they can simply connect with machine learning models & tools. Emphasizing the synergy between artificial intelligence & Kubernetes, this article explores the design of AI-driven ETL pipelines and presents actual situations where this integration has produced transformational effects. This paper provides ideas for data engineers, DevOps managers, and technology executives creating more intelligent and agile pipelines fit for the future of data engineering.

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Published

22-01-2021

How to Cite

[1]
S. P. Veluru, “AI-Driven Data Pipelines: Automating ETL Workflows with Kubernetes”, American J Auton Syst Robot Eng, vol. 1, pp. 449–473, Jan. 2021, Accessed: Dec. 12, 2025. [Online]. Available: https://ajasre.org/index.php/publication/article/view/63