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Bridging Java and Agentic AI: A Scalable Architecture for Next-Gen Intelligent Applications

Paper ID:
IJSDIP_2024_VOLUME 12_ISSUE 4_13-18
Author's Name:
Dileep Kumar Ghattamaneni
Volume:
12
Issue:
Issue 4
Year:
2024
Pages:
13-18

Abstract

This Research develops a novel scalable architectural framework that incorporates Agentic Artificial Intelligence (AI) into Java enterprise systems. This framework leverages Java's strength in multi-threading and the maturity of its ecosystem to integrate agent behavior with the JADE and Jason frameworks. The real-time orchestration modular architecture permits dynamic policy changes and partitioned system control without performance degradation. Validation results for autonomous cloud orchestration demonstrate low-latency decision cycles, high throughput, and modular extensibility, substantiating the model's efficacy. The framework advances the design of intelligent applications with autonomous reasoning and industrial-grade scalability.

Keywords

Agentic AI, Java, Multi-Agent Systems, Intelligent Applications, Scalable Architecture, Microservices, JADE, Jason, Autonomous Systems

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