a Futurum company

Topic

AIOps

The latest AIOps news, analysis and insights from DevOps.com.

24Articles shown
12Contributors shown
4Archive page
AI

Accelerating AIOps with the Mainframe

AIOps uses artificial intelligence by combining big data, analytics and machine learning to enhance IT operations. To successfully adopt and scale AIOps, it is critical for enterprises to add the mainframe to the equation. Adopting AIOps requires a holistic approach focused on business processes and workflows. The resiliency of a workflow depends on the health […]

Veronica Haggar · Feb 4, 2021
Blogs

Operations Model: DevOps, NoOps, AIOps or None of the Above Ops?

Within an organization, an operations model must be fit-for-purpose and be able to adapt as business needs change. At the same time, changing technology necessitates an advancement in how an organization operates. Small and medium-sized enterprises are faced with the difficult choice of how much to invest in operations and which approach to choose. In […]

Srinivasa Wudaru · Jan 25, 2021
AI

OpsRamp Extends AIOps Reach to the Network

OpsRamp today announced its AI-enabled IT operations management (AIOps) platform now has the ability to analyze network flows and communications traffic. Ciaran Byrne, vice president of product management for OpsRamp, said the new analytics capabilities will make it possible for IT teams to correlate the IT events OpsRamp already tracks on servers and storage systems against […]

Mike Vizard · Jan 21, 2021
AI

Measuring the Business Benefits of AIOps

Staffing levels within IT operations (ITOps) departments are flat or declining, enterprise IT environments get more complex by the day and the transition to the cloud is accelerating. Meanwhile, the volume of data generated by monitoring and alerting systems is skyrocketing, and Ops teams are under pressure to respond to incidents more quickly. Faced with […]

Ciaran Byrne · Jan 21, 2021
Application Performance Management/Monitoring

AIOps in Service Management: Removing the Noise

AIOps (artificial intelligence for IT ops) refers to the automation of IT operations through AI and machine learning. With every organization working rapidly toward the ultimate goal of digital transformation, there is a natural place for AIOps within service management as a means to automate processes and automatically spot and react to issues in real-time. […]

Pierre-Andre Aeschlimann · Jan 14, 2021
AI

Broadcom Extends AIOps Platform Reach

Broadcom today extended the reach of its artificial intelligence for IT operations (AIOps) platform to provide full-stack observability via integrations with 15 third-party data sources including Dynatrace, Datadog, AppDynamics, PagerDuty, Splunk, ServiceNow, SolarWinds and Microsoft Systems Center Operations Manager. In addition, Version 2.0 of AIOps from Broadcom now captures data at the chip level to […]

Mike Vizard · Dec 1, 2020
AI

Building Your Own AIOps Platform Is a Bad Idea

It takes considerable expertise to not only build, integrate and maintain an AIOps platform In the wake of the economic downturn brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, investments in digital business transformation have accelerated. The applications that drive those processes are not only highly distributed, but they also operate at a level of scale that […]

Ciaran Byrne · Nov 20, 2020
AI

OpsRamp Makes AIOps Platform Simpler to Configure

OpsRamp today took the wraps off an update to its namesake artificial intelligence platform for IT operations (AIOps) that makes it easier for IT organizations to declaratively configure the software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform. Ciaran Byrne, vice president of product management for OpsRamp, said the goal is to enable IT teams to embrace AIOps without having to […]

Mike Vizard · Nov 19, 2020
AI

Going Through a Cloud Migration? AIOps Can Help

AIOps can help ease many of the challenges associated with cloud migration As businesses seek to compete in the digital economy and better engage with customers through new digital experiences, they have become increasingly reliant on cloud as a critical component of their digital transformation strategies. This has never been more true than during the […]

Shreyans Parekh · Oct 29, 2020
AI

ServiceNow Partners With IBM on AIOps

ServiceNow and IBM this week announced that the Watson artificial intelligence for IT operations (AIOps) platform from IBM will be integrated with the IT service management (ITSM) platform from ServiceNow. Pablo Stern, senior vice president for IT workflow products for ServiceNow, said once that capability becomes available later this year on the Now platform, IT […]

Mike Vizard · Oct 16, 2020
AI

Datadog Allies with BigPanda on AIOps

BigPanda Inc. and Datadog today announced they will integrate their respective platforms to make it easier to form artificial intelligence for automating IT operations (AIOps) to consume data generated by the Datadog IT monitoring service. The two companies are pledging to invest in a go-to-market partnership to create a comprehensive platform for monitoring, analytics and […]

Mike Vizard · Oct 14, 2020
AI

AIOps and the Myth of ‘Move Fast and Break Things’

Observability through AIOps enables developers to find problems faster by cutting through the noise Years and years ago, a little-known entrepreneur named Mark Zuckerberg uttered the phrase, “Move fast and break things,” to his development team. Since then, dev teams have stuck to this “move fast and break things” mantra, where fast development far outweighs […]

Adam Frank · Sep 30, 2020
AI

Granulate Applies AI to Linux Server Optimization

Granulate today announced that a platform that leverages machine learning algorithms to optimize Linux server environments running on-premises or in the cloud is now generally available. The Granulate platform employs agents, dubbed gAgents, that install machine learning algorithms to continuously optimize deployments across a server environment, said company CEO Asaf Ezra. The company also launched […]

Mike Vizard · Sep 23, 2020
Blogs

5 Myths About Software Development

2020 has broken many rules about software development. Some perceived trends, however, remain myths Some trends come and go, some trends stick. I remember when Docker launched and it was barely mature enough to run unit tests, and now containers are a common way for modern orgs to deploy applications. We’ve seen the rise of […]

Liran Haimovitch · Aug 27, 2020
AI

OpsRamp Adds Synthetic Monitoring to AIOps Platform

OpsRamp has extended the capabilities of its namesake AIOps platform to include synthetic monitoring capabilities alongside existing tools for monitoring end user experiences. Bhanu Singh, senior vice president of engineering and DevOps for OpsRamp, said the Summer 2020 Release of the software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform adds synthetic monitoring that not only identifies bottlenecks across multi-step transactions […]

Mike Vizard · Jul 13, 2020
Blogs

AIOps Greasing the Wheel of Digital Security amid COVID-19

Amid the most challenging era for business infrastructures and transformations, AIOps (AI for IT Operations) can help industries operating in the digital environment to be vigilant when it comes to network operations or the digital security measures. AIOps has the potential to significantly align well with the cybersecurity needs of a company. A cybersecurity department […]

James Efron · Jul 13, 2020
AI

VMware’s Blue Medora Buy Advances AIOps

VMware has announced it will acquire Blue Medora, a provider of a service for integrating data collected by IT monitoring tools, to expand its efforts to advance the adoption of artificial intelligence to automate IT operations (AIOps). Roy Ritthaler, vice president of cloud management for VMware, said Blue Medora provides VMware with a software-as-a-service (SaaS) […]

Mike Vizard · Jul 7, 2020
Blogs

Aruba Injects AIOps Into Network Management

Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) company, this week launched a platform that leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to identify and remediate networking issues before they have an impact on end users. Patrick LaPorte, senior director of cloud and software solutions marketing, said the Aruba Edge Services Platform (ESP) applies algorithms to data collected for customer […]

Mike Vizard · Jun 10, 2020
Blogs

Should I Stay or Should I Go? A Cloudy Decision

If you’ve been operating in the cloud for some time now, chances are your business has changed since you first made that move and particularly during the current climate. Has your cloud usage grown considerably — and your OpEx costs? Is that just the cost of doing business in the cloud? It doesn’t have to […]

Scott Leatherman · Jun 8, 2020
Blogs

It’s Time to Take a Customer-First Approach to AIOps

Artificial intelligence for IT operations (AIOps) has several use cases that IT operations managers can’t deny: reduce alert noise with statistically significant outcomes (up to 80%), correlate alerts and events to uncover the critical business issues immediately, analyze data across environments to find root causes and resolve routine issues (like patching) automatically. Gartner predicts that […]

Ciaran Byrne · Jun 5, 2020
Blogs

Cloudian Adds Object-Based Storage Platform Monitoring Tool

Cloudian today added a monitoring and observability tool to its object-based portfolio of appliances for storing unstructured data in on-premises IT environments. Jon Toor, chief marketing officer for Cloudian, said HyperIQ provides access to analytics and health checks that enables predictive maintenance, enhances security and optimizes storage utilization. Cloudian is also pledging to extend the […]

Mike Vizard · Jun 2, 2020
Blogs

PagerDuty Looks to Streamline IT Incident Management

PagerDuty has added more automation and analytics capabilities into its portfolio of incident management tools, at a time when organizations are looking to significantly reduce the total cost of IT. Jonathan Rende, senior vice president of product at PagerDuty, said the general release of Intelligent Triage advances the level of AIOps that can be applied […]

Mike Vizard · Jun 1, 2020
Blogs

5 Reasons Your Legacy IT Management Tools Are Holding You Back

Even before the onset of a global pandemic, IT professionals were coming to the conclusion that their legacy tools were no longer fit for the demands of today’s modern organizations. Their tools have likely met the needs they were originally purchased for, but chances are they’re insufficient to help organizations grow, innovate and move their […]

Josh Atwell · May 26, 2020