AIOps: Moving beyond the trigger-driven alerts model with deep learning

Wednesday, 22nd September 2021 Posted 4 years ago in AI AIOps by Phil Alsop

Shaun McGirr, AI Evangelist, Dataiku, says that the standard application of AI to IT operations is to mitigate the “overload of red alerts”: too much noise, not enough signal. This is a valid concern as IT estates grow larger, but the emphasis on individual overload does nothing to address the underlying process issue. Machine Learning needs to be used in the right place and with the right data.

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