Quantum ML DevOps Architecture for Serverless Healthcare: Ethical AI and Rule Intelligence

Authors

  • Kalkidan Tesfahun Henok Belay Lead System Engineer, Afar, Ethiopia Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15680/IJCTECE.2022.0506014

Keywords:

DevOps, serverless cloud, healthcare IT, quantum machine learning, business rule intelligence, continuous delivery, ethical AI, healthcare analytics

Abstract

In today’s healthcare landscape, cloud‑native architectures, serverless computing, continuous delivery (DevOps) workflows, business‑rule intelligence, and emerging quantum machine learning (QML) methods converge to offer novel capabilities—but also present significant complexity and risks. This paper proposes a unified DevOps‑centric architecture that integrates serverless cloud infrastructure for healthcare, hybrid quantum‑classical machine learning models for advanced analytics, business‑rule automation for intelligent workflow decisions, and ethical‑AI governance baked into the delivery pipeline. The architecture supports continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) of healthcare analytics and services, enabling rapid deployment, scalable inference, rule‑based decisioning, and ethical compliance by design. We present how the pipeline ingests health‑data assets (EHR, streaming device/IoT data), processes them via hybrid quantum‑classical models, applies decision‑logic through business‑rule engines, and releases updates via a DevOps workflow with audit, governance and traceability. A simulation study demonstrates improved analytic throughput and deployment agility, while highlighting latency, integration, and governance trade‑offs. The results reveal potential gains in delivering advanced analytics and rule‑driven decision support, yet also underscore limitations in quantum readiness, complexity of rule integration, and ethical audit challenges. We conclude with recommendations for implementing such architectures, and outline future research directions focusing on real‑world evaluation, ethical‑by‑design automation, and bridging quantum‑analytics into regulated healthcare DevOps

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Published

2022-11-15

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Quantum ML DevOps Architecture for Serverless Healthcare: Ethical AI and Rule Intelligence. (2022). International Journal of Computer Technology and Electronics Communication, 5(6), 6120-6125. https://doi.org/10.15680/IJCTECE.2022.0506014

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