Enterprise AI Analysis: Scalable Back-End for an AI-Based Diabetes Prediction Application
Unlocking Early Diabetes Detection with High Performance and Scalability with Scalable AI Back-End
This paper presents a scalable back-end architecture for an AI-powered mobile diabetes prediction application, achieving high reliability and performance with a sub-5% failure rate and sub-1000 ms latency under 10,000 concurrent users. The architecture uses horizontal scaling, database sharding, and asynchronous communication via RabbitMQ to efficiently manage heavy loads and computationally intensive prediction tasks, ensuring a responsive user experience and robust system stability.
Executive Impact: The ROI of Intelligent Automation
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Deep Analysis & Enterprise Applications
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Details on the microservices architecture, horizontal scaling, database sharding, and asynchronous communication patterns.
Enterprise Process Flow
Client Request
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Load Balancer
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Back-end Service (Go)
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Message Queue (RabbitMQ)
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ML Service (Python)
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Prediction Result
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Cache / DB
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Analysis of latency, throughput, and error rates under heavy load conditions, including the role of Redis caching.
Achieved Scalability Threshold
10000
Concurrent Users Handled
Average Response Latency
700
Milliseconds (across 83% of features)
Failure Rate Under Load
4.8
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How XAI is integrated to provide understandable predictions and build user trust without compromising performance.
Integrating XAI for User Trust in Healthcare
The 'black box' problem in AI systems, especially in healthcare, is critical. This project addresses it by incorporating Explainable AI (XAI) to make decisions understandable to humans. The system provides explanations for its risk predictions, which builds user trust and provides actionable insights, a key requirement for clinical and personal health tools. Generating these explanations adds computational overhead, making the scalable architecture crucial. For instance, the system explains how factors like age, BMI, and family history contribute to the diabetes risk prediction.
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Phase 1: Architecture Design & Baseline Setup
Initial design with load balancer, ML service (gRPC), and single database to establish performance baseline. Identified single database as major bottleneck.
Phase 2: Database Sharding & Scaling
Introduced database sharding (dual-database setup) to distribute load and improve scalability. Identified ML service as new bottleneck due to computational demands of inference and XAI explanation generation.
Phase 3: Asynchronous Processing & Caching
Integrated RabbitMQ for asynchronous communication and Redis for caching to decouple ML processing and reduce latency. Achieved target performance and scalability under heavy loads.
Phase 4: Comprehensive Performance Evaluation
Rigorous testing with k6, measuring latency, throughput, and error rates across 24 API endpoints under up to 10,000 concurrent users. Validated system's ability to meet predefined goals.
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