Tag: AI-driven operations
AIOps for SRE — Using AI to Reduce On-Call Fatigue and Improve Reliability
Ankur Mahida | | AI for IT operations, AI-driven operations, AIOps, alert fatigue, anomaly detection, automated remediation, cloud operations, devops, event correlation, incident management, IT observability, machine learning in IT, noise reduction, predictive maintenance, reliability engineering, root cause analysis, self-healing systems, site reliability engineering, SRE, SRE automationSite reliability engineering (SRE) has become an emergent niche practice invented at Google to become a foundation of contemporary enterprise performance worldwide. With the continued growth of microservices, a multi-cloud infrastructure and continuous deployment pipelines adopted by ...
The Agentic AI-Driven Future of Telemetry
Perry Correll | | 10x investigators, agentic telemetry, AI infrastructure, AI observability, AI reasoning, AI scalability, AI-driven operations, AI-first architecture, autonomous agents, context fusion, contextual telemetry, human-in-the-loop, KubeCon + CNC NA 2025, MELT stack, metrics events logs traces, observability platforms, OCSF, OpenTelemetry, schema-agnostic architecture, telemetry normalizationTelemetry is evolving from passive data to AI-grade fuel. Learn how agentic telemetry fuses human and machine context to power self-healing, intelligent systems ...
Whose Ops is it Anyway? How IDPs, AI and Security are Evolving Developer Culture
Olivier de Turckheim | | AI and ML workloads, AI in DevOps, AI infrastructure, AI-driven operations, AIOps, automation in DevOps, continuous delivery, Cycloid plug-ins, developer experience, devops culture, devops evolution, DevOps scalability, DevOps security integration, DevOps transformation, devsecops, digital transformation DevOps, gitops, IDP, intelligent automation, internal developer platforms, MLOps, modern DevOps strategy, operational resilience, platform engineering, platform governance, secure CI/CDIt was only a few years ago that perhaps the biggest hurdle for DevOps advocates was convincing leadership that it was worth the investment. That conversation has since shifted. In most organisations ...
