Tag: IT operations
From What Now to What’s Next: How AI Is Closing the Gap Between Detection and Resolution
Howard Beader | | AI agents, AI-driven operations, anomaly detection, APM limitations, dependency failures, devops, distributed systems, incident response, IT operations, LLM fragility, MTTI, mttr, observability, operational resilience, outage detection, prescriptive monitoring, proactive remediation, root cause analysis, SRE tools, telemetry correlationModern DevOps teams face outages driven by complex dependencies and AI-enabled systems; success now depends on moving from reactive monitoring to prescriptive, AI-assisted incident resolution that shortens MTTI and MTTR ...
DevOps Workflow: The Key Elements and Tools Involved
Peter Baker | | agile methodology, Automated testing, automation tools, CI/CD, collaboration tools, continuous delivery, continuous improvement, continuous integration, devops best practices, devops culture, DevOps workflow, devsecops, feedback loops, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, IaC, infrastructure as code, IT operations, logging, Microsoft Teams, monitoring, observability, Quality Assurance, software developmentWhat does a modern DevOps workflow look like? Click to learn about the essential elements, tools, and practices involved in the effective work process. ...
The Cloud Reset: DevOps Brings Workloads Back to Private Clouds
Janakiram MSV | | automation, cloud-first, cost predictability, data governance, data sovereignty, devops, DevOps tooling, DevOps transformation, devsecops, FinOps, infrastructure as code, infrastructure management, IT operations, private cloud, security and compliance, self-service provisioning, workload placementDevOps teams are leading a “cloud reset,” moving workloads from public to private clouds for greater control, security and cost predictability. As organizations mature beyond cloud-first strategies, hybrid and private cloud environments ...
System Initiative Adds AI Agents to Infrastructure Automation Platform
Mike Vizard | | Adam Jacob, AI agents, AI in DevOps, AI-powered DevOps, autonomous AI, cloud automation, compliance guardrails, devops automation, DevOps workflows, digital twin, infrastructure as code, infrastructure automation, infrastructure misconfigurations, infrastructure optimization, infrastructure resilience, IT infrastructure management, IT operations, knowledge graph, policy checks, System InitiativeSystem Initiative introduces autonomous AI agents to its infrastructure automation platform, using digital twins to help DevOps teams safely optimize and manage IT environments ...
Building Toward Unified Observability
Observability, AI and automation can help organizations achieve proactive IT management and eschew traditional monitoring. Here’s what’s involved ...
SEC Introduces Enhanced Climate-Related Disclosure Rules
Bonnie Schneider | | carbon emissions, climate change, compliance, devops, digital transformation, IT operations, observability, SEC, sustainabilityThe Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has adopted new rules to enhance and standardize climate-related disclosures by public companies and in public offerings. These rules aim to meet investor demands for consistent, ...
BigPanda Extends AIOps Platform to Embrace Generative AI
BigPanda added generative artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities to analyze incidents surfaced by its AI for IT operations (AIOps) platform ...
Predicting, Preventing and Resolving Incidents With AIOps
IT operations teams, site reliability engineers (SREs) and service providers are on a mission to scale across geographies, expand their digital services and create new experiences for customers. Amid this drive, their ...
What NetOps Teams Should Know Before Starting Automation Journeys
Yousuf Khan | | automation, IT Complexity, IT operations, NetOps, network management, network operationAutomation has captured the human imagination since the earliest days of recorded history. A fanciful example of this comes from Homer’s classic “The Iliad” in the form of a bronze robot called ...
Building a Platform for DevOps Evolution, Part Two
In the introduction to this series, we discussed the concept of change and how it applies to DevOps environments and release managers. In a world of constant changes in our surroundings and ...
NewOps? AIOps? NoOps? Just Don’t Call Me Late for Dinner
Once again, we are seeing an uptick in the use of the term NoOps. I always felt that NoOps was a misleading and, in fact, empty phrase. I don’t care what magic ...
Why We Still Need Specialists
A few years back, I wrote here that specialists—particularly infrastructure specialists—were not going anywhere. I think it is worth updating that prediction and reminding you all that specialists across the bulk of ...
