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Duration 14 hours
Course Outline
Introduction to Predictive AIOps
- The role of predictive analytics in modern IT operations.
- Identifying data sources for prediction, including logs, metrics, and events.
- Core principles of time-series forecasting and recognizing anomaly patterns.
Creating Incident Prediction Models
- Labeling past incidents and system behaviors for training.
- Selecting and training appropriate models (such as LSTM, Random Forest, or AutoML).
- Assessing model accuracy and managing false positives.
Data Acquisition and Feature Engineering
- Ingesting and aligning log and metric data for model processing.
- Extracting meaningful features from both structured and unstructured data.
- Addressing noise and data gaps within operational pipelines.
Streamlining Root Cause Analysis (RCA)
- Utilizing graph-based methods to correlate services and infrastructure components.
- Applying ML to deduce likely root causes from event sequences.
- Presenting RCA insights through topology-aware dashboards.
Remediation and Workflow Automation
- Connecting with automation frameworks (e.g., Ansible, Rundeck).
- Initiating rollbacks, service restarts, or traffic shifting.
- Monitoring and recording automated corrective actions.
Expanding Intelligent AIOps Pipelines
- MLOps for observability: strategies for retraining and versioning models.
- Executing predictions in real-time across distributed systems.
- Best practices for rolling out AIOps in production.
Case Studies and Real-World Applications
- Examining actual incident data using predictive AIOps techniques.
- Implementing RCA pipelines with both synthetic and live production data.
- Reviewing industry examples, including cloud outages, microservice instability, and network performance drops.
Recap and Future Directions
Requirements
- Practical experience with monitoring solutions like Prometheus or ELK.
- Proficiency in Python and foundational knowledge of machine learning.
- Understanding of incident management processes.
Target Audience
- Senior Site Reliability Engineers (SREs).
- IT Automation Architects.
- Leaders in DevOps and observability platforms.