Operations | Monitoring | ITSM | DevOps | Cloud

February 2022

Why is Causation Important in AIOps?

Modern IT environments have become much more complex to manage thanks to hybrid infrastructures and comprehensive instrumentation that generate metrics, alerts and events data constantly. ITOps (IT Operations) and SRE (Site Reliability Engineering) teams are tasked with providing superior performance and user experience for the numerous applications while not letting the budget out of hand.

How Many Tools Do ITOps Teams Need to Observe?

In the recent past, every enterprise has had to deal with an outage, leading to war rooms where ITOps teams are put on the spot. While they take on the burden of ensuring 100% uptime, it is often the tools they employ which don’t live up to their promises. Especially in the wake of the pandemic, with working norms being redefined, ITOps teams have been under even greater pressure to deliver. While they strive to be efficient and rely on cutting-edge technology, uptime is often elusive.

A Guide to Systematically Identify and Reduce False Positives

False positives waste time, cause alert fatigue, and can be extremely expensive. Any time spent by the ITOps teams on false positives is an avoidable cost affecting the company's top line. False positives lead to alert fatigue. ITOps teams regularly identify it as a cause of overwhelm, so much so that they mentally shut the alerts off. They become desensitized to it and begin to ignore it, consciously or otherwise.

How HEAL Augments Your Monitoring Setup

In 2021, having too many monitoring tools doesn't necessarily mean you have 100% uptime. In this ebook, we discuss the gaps in what the industry needs out of an AIOps/APM tool and why current technologies are failing. We will also give a primer on how HEAL bridges these gaps to help you achieve the holy grail of 100% uptime with proactive, preventive AIOps.