Agent in the Loop: Architecture for Highload Data Pipeline Recovery [ukr]

A real-world-inspired architecture talk about embedding an AI agent into the operational workflow of a highload data pipeline. We walk through a cascade failure scenario: corrupted data enters the pipeline, Kafka queues get stuck, storage pressure grows, thousands of Kubernetes pods start failing and rescheduling, etcd degrades, and PostgreSQL becomes a secondary pressure point.

Then we show how an agent built with AWS Bedrock AgentCore, LangChain, and MCP/Gateway could detect early signals, isolate corrupted messages, suggest human-approved fixes, protect cluster stability, and turn noisy telemetry into actionable recovery steps.

Kyrylo Dubovyk
AI Solutions Architect at EPAM Systems | Founder “Digital Brain”
  • Over 12 years of professional experience at the intersection of business, operations, automation, and enterprise architecture; has focused on practical AI engineering since 2022
  • Designs enterprise GenAI solutions: LLM platforms, RAG/GraphRAG, agentic systems, MCP integrations, LLMOps, governance, observability, and Responsible AI
  • At EPAM, works on AI reference architectures, reusable blueprints, and production-ready approaches for the secure deployment of AI in Azure/AWS/Kubernetes environments
  • Author and founder of the Digital Brain pet project—a personal AI system with memory, a knowledge graph, pattern extraction, and a multi-agent architecture
  • Believes that the true value of AI lies not in the “magic of models,” but in systems that combine business context, engineering reliability, and real benefits for people
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Maksym Borodin
Systems Architect @ EPAM
  • 20+ років в ІТ - від С++ розробника до системного архітектора, від систем контролю безпеки АЕС до створення eGoverment private cloud platform
  • Specializes in private and public cloud technologies, with a focus on AWS
  • Has developed systems for processing massive amounts of data
  • AI enthusiast
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