The Big Deal About AIOps

The Big Deal About AIOps

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Greg Druffel, Managing Solution Architect

Greg Druffel • Managing Solution Architect

Why It’s the Future of IT Operations

Whatever our trepidations, AI has rapidly moved from the realm of sci-fi to become part of our everyday lives. And the abundance of practical and beneficial applications for AI in business is undeniable – freeing us up from grunt work, augmenting our analytical capabilities, and saving us from costly human errors.

AIOps, or AI for IT Operations, is one such example. It uses Big Data, Machine Learning (ML), and AI to automate and improve how IT operations are managed, making them more efficient, reliable, and effective. This first blog in our five-part AIOps series gives an overview of AIOps and its benefits.

Cutting Through the Noise to Find and Fix the Issue

In enterprise organizations with complex and vast IT ecosystems, it’s becoming tougher to maintain a firm grip on IT operations. A typical enterprise organization has numerous applications, services, and infrastructure components in varied locations, generating huge amounts of data and requiring constant monitoring and analysis.

Pair this with increased user expectations and dependence on technology, and it’s easy to see the need for a system to help your IT teams cut through the noise to understand and predict which improvements are needed. And if this system can also automate some remedial actions, you’ll greatly augment your capability to keep your IT operations running smoothly and efficiently.  

How Big Data and Machine Learning Work Together in AIOps 

AIOps uses Big Data, AI, and ML capabilities to:

  • Collect ever-increasing volumes of data from multiple IT infrastructure components.
  • Intelligently pinpoint significant events and patterns related to performance and availability.
  • Diagnose the root cause for automatic or human resolution. 

The Components of an AIOps Implementation

A successful AIOps implementation will carefully integrate several toolsets to help teams collaborate to observe, analyze, and act proactively to fix IT operations issues. These toolsets can be categorized into three functions:

  1. Data Ingestion
    Observability tools handle the ingestion, aggregation, and analysis of performance data from your applications, infrastructure, and network.
  2. Analysis, Correlation, and Recommendations
    AIOps solutions analyze, correlate, and enrich the data for better insights and automated actions, enabling IT teams to filter out the noise from alerts and zero in on anomalies, patterns, and trends in resource requirements to get the big picture of your IT operations in real-time.
  3. Proactive Remediation
    AIOps tools can execute automated processes in response to recommendations, rectifying issues such as slowdowns promptly, sometimes before they even happen. 

Get a Handle on Your IT Operations 

As we continue with this blog series, we’ll dive deeper into how the components of AIOps work together, look at how an experienced provider like Compucom can help you go beyond the buzzword to realize its benefits and hear some real-world success stories.

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The Big Deal About AIOps

Greg Druffel, Managing Solution Architect

Greg Druffel • Managing Solution Architect

Why It’s the Future of IT Operations

Whatever our trepidations, AI has rapidly moved from the realm of sci-fi to become part of our everyday lives. And the abundance of practical and beneficial applications for AI in business is undeniable – freeing us up from grunt work, augmenting our analytical capabilities, and saving us from costly human errors.

AIOps, or AI for IT Operations, is one such example. It uses Big Data, Machine Learning (ML), and AI to automate and improve how IT operations are managed, making them more efficient, reliable, and effective. This first blog in our five-part AIOps series gives an overview of AIOps and its benefits.

Cutting Through the Noise to Find and Fix the Issue

In enterprise organizations with complex and vast IT ecosystems, it’s becoming tougher to maintain a firm grip on IT operations. A typical enterprise organization has numerous applications, services, and infrastructure components in varied locations, generating huge amounts of data and requiring constant monitoring and analysis.

Pair this with increased user expectations and dependence on technology, and it’s easy to see the need for a system to help your IT teams cut through the noise to understand and predict which improvements are needed. And if this system can also automate some remedial actions, you’ll greatly augment your capability to keep your IT operations running smoothly and efficiently.  

How Big Data and Machine Learning Work Together in AIOps 

AIOps uses Big Data, AI, and ML capabilities to:

  • Collect ever-increasing volumes of data from multiple IT infrastructure components.
  • Intelligently pinpoint significant events and patterns related to performance and availability.
  • Diagnose the root cause for automatic or human resolution. 

The Components of an AIOps Implementation

A successful AIOps implementation will carefully integrate several toolsets to help teams collaborate to observe, analyze, and act proactively to fix IT operations issues. These toolsets can be categorized into three functions:

  1. Data Ingestion
    Observability tools handle the ingestion, aggregation, and analysis of performance data from your applications, infrastructure, and network.
  2. Analysis, Correlation, and Recommendations
    AIOps solutions analyze, correlate, and enrich the data for better insights and automated actions, enabling IT teams to filter out the noise from alerts and zero in on anomalies, patterns, and trends in resource requirements to get the big picture of your IT operations in real-time.
  3. Proactive Remediation
    AIOps tools can execute automated processes in response to recommendations, rectifying issues such as slowdowns promptly, sometimes before they even happen. 

Get a Handle on Your IT Operations 

As we continue with this blog series, we’ll dive deeper into how the components of AIOps work together, look at how an experienced provider like Compucom can help you go beyond the buzzword to realize its benefits and hear some real-world success stories.

In this series:


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