ArticleOpen Access http://dx.doi.org/10.26855/acc.2026.09.006
Autonomous Software Release Management and Cross-service Consistency Control Mechanisms Based on Large Language Models
Yunshu Zhang
Kit Circle, Austin, TX 78758, USA.
*Corresponding author: Yunshu Zhang
Published: July 23, 2026
Abstract
In the development environment where microservice architecture and continuous delivery advance in parallel, software release has evolved from single-point deployment into a compound operation involving code changes, configuration switching, interface adaptation, and state coordination. The traditional release approach, which depends on static rules and manual experience, is no longer sufficient to support stable delivery under high-frequency iteration. Large language models offer advantages in semantic parsing, context integration, and dynamic reasoning, making it possible to connect requirement descriptions, commit records, interface contracts, dependency relations, and runtime logs within a unified release-control chain. Centering on the demands of autonomous software release management and cross-service consistency constraints, this study establishes a collaborative framework covering change understanding, strategy orchestration, state verification, exception convergence, and feedback correction. A scenario-based comparative observation further shows that the proposed approach identifies cross-service inconsistency earlier, shortens rollback decision latency, and accelerates abnormal convergence, thereby strengthening the precision, continuity, and engineering adaptability of software delivery governance in complex distributed systems.
Keyword
Large language model; software release management; microservices governance; cross-service consistency
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Autonomous Software Release Management and Cross-service Consistency Control Mechanisms Based on Large Language Models
How to cite this paper: Yunshu Zhang. (2026) Autonomous Software Release Management and Cross-service Consistency Control Mechanisms Based on Large Language Models. Advances in Computer and Communication, 7(3), 144-148.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.26855/acc.2026.09.006