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Kavindhiran
Copper Contributor
Jul 18, 2025

Built a Real-Time Azure AI + AKS + DevOps Project – Looking for Feedback

Hi everyone,

I recently completed a real-time project using Microsoft Azure services to build a cloud-native healthcare monitoring system. The key services used include:

  • Azure AI (Cognitive Services, OpenAI)
  • Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
  • Azure DevOps and GitHub Actions
  • Azure Monitor, Key Vault, API Management, and others

The project focuses on real-time health risk prediction using simulated sensor data. It's built with containerized microservices, infrastructure as code, and end-to-end automation.

GitHub link (with source code and documentation): https://github.com/kavin3021/AI-Driven-Predictive-Healthcare-Ecosystem

I would really appreciate your feedback or suggestions to improve the solution.
Thank you!

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  • Below are some suggestions:

     

    Area

    Suggestion

    Observability

    Consider integrating Azure Application Insights for deeper telemetry and distributed tracing across services.

    Model Lifecycle

    Add versioning and retraining workflows for your AI models using ML Ops (e.g., Azure Machine Learning pipelines).

    Data Simulation

    Include a script or service that mimics realistic sensor data patterns (e.g., spikes, anomalies) to better test prediction accuracy.

    Documentation

    Expand your README with architecture diagrams, setup instructions, and a flowchart of how data moves through the system.

    Security Hardening

    Add role-based access control (RBAC) and network isolation (e.g., private AKS cluster with Azure Private Link).

    • Kavindhiran's avatar
      Kavindhiran
      Copper Contributor

      Thank you so much for your thoughtful suggestions! These are very actionable and I am already planning the next iteration to include Application Insights, RBAC, and MLOps features. I will share the updated version soon and would love your thoughts again. Really appreciate your time and feedback!

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