Abstract

Cloud computing environments have become an essential component for executing computational tasks of various scales and complexities in the modern information-driven world. The use of distributed programming and efficient data processing in cloud environments is a topical and strategically important issue. The analysis of recent research and publications in the field of cloud computing indicates a continuous development and expansion of capabilities in these environments. Special emphasis is placed on container-based distributed programming and orchestration, particularly using Kubernetes. These technologies enable scalability and automation of the computational processes in cloud environments. The aim of this article is to investigate methods for optimizing computational tasks in cloud environments. The research encompasses the analysis of distributed programming, real-time data processing, and the integration of state-of-the-art technologies to achieve optimal efficiency. One of the key aspects of the research is the study of distributed programming. This approach allows the distribution of computational tasks among various cloud nodes, leading to improved performance and fault tolerance. Real-time data processing plays a pivotal role in addressing tasks where time is a critical factor. The integration of cutting-edge technologies, such as artificial intelligence and machine learning, aids in achieving optimal results. The conclusions of this study underscore the importance of combining distributed programming and efficient data processing to optimize computational tasks in cloud environments. This approach enables increased productivity and reduced resource costs. Future research in this direction envisions further development of methods and tools to achieve the best possible outcomes in cloud computing. Exploring new opportunities in cloud computing environments will ensure a continuous enhancement of the quality of computational services and contribute to the advancement of the modern information society.

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