Couchbase announced a broad range of enhancements to its Database-as-a-Service Couchbase Capella™.
DEVOPSdigest asked the top minds in the industry what they think AIOps can do for DevOps and developers. Part 4 covers cloud and containers.
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MANAGING HYBRID CLOUD
In the DevOps life cycle, successful AIOps deployments can help enterprise application teams increase their oversight of hybrid cloud environments and enable DevOps teams to make sense of the copious amount of data that is constantly being generated. The tasks that have been slowing down these teams in the past can now be automated through AI technologies, freeing them to focus on higher-level, mission critical tasks.
Abel GonzalezDirector of Product Marketing, Sumo Logic
Now that applications and cloud services have become foundational to business and the primary mechanism to serve customers, AIOps will play a significant role for DevOps teams in their efforts to improve and optimize app experience continually. Today's modular apps are more distributed than ever, running on a complex network of underlying cloud and Internet infrastructure that traditional app monitoring solutions fail to bridge. AIOps solutions that consider the entire digital supply chain that powers today's apps will provide DevOps teams and developers with the insight they need to baseline and improve performance across all third-party integrations, external networks, and backend dependencies, be it API integrations or cloud-hosted environments, etc. Ultimately, this level of network context and end-to-end performance insight will play a critical role in implementing the large scale feedback loop required to determine what can and should be further automated.
Mike Hicks
Principal Solutions Architect, ThousandEyes
As organizations undergo digital transformations and adopt more agile cloud-based frameworks, AIOps unlocks new processes for IT departments to manage that infrastructure. AIOps is similar to RPA in that it can be leveraged to learn and automate everyday tasks — conserving IT resources and enabling time to be spent on more advanced initiatives. For IT operations, AIOps can surface patterns in infrastructure deployments that empower IT operations with better management and quicker response times.
Ryan Ries
Practice Lead, Data Science and Engineering, Mission
MANAGING CONTAINERS
With the increasing use of containerization, AIOps is critical for IT operations to track all of their deployments and manage new serverless infrastructure.
Ryan Ries
Practice Lead, Data Science and Engineering, Mission
SETTING DYNAMIC THRESHOLDS FOR EACH SERVER
IT Central Station reviewers appreciate being able to use AIOps to set dynamic thresholds for each server.
Russell Rothstein
Founder and CEO, IT Central Station
SECURITY
With the ability of AI/ML taking the manual interaction away from analyzing logs and security events, AIOps/MLOps can offer better turnaround time and better resource scaling while keeping the security posture of applications and APIs at a high level. Vulnerabilities or threats can be mitigated automatically by a well-tuned AI.
Mike Elissen
Developer Advocate, Akamai
AIOps will come in handy especially around security on threat vulnerability management, network security and application security. If AIOps can predict the threats using metadata, the Ops team can be proactive in monitoring those threats and also be ready in case there is a failure.
Vishnu Vasudevan
Head of Product Engineering and Management, Opsera
Industry News
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Rezilion announced the release of its new Smart Fix feature in the Rezilion platform, which offers critical guidance so users can understand the most strategic, not just the most recent, upgrade to fix vulnerable components.
Zesty has partnered with skyPurple Cloud, the public cloud operations specialists for enterprises.
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Red Hat announced Red Hat Trusted Software Supply Chain, a solution that enhances resilience to software supply chain vulnerabilities.
Mirantis announced Lens Control Center, to enable large businesses to centrally manage Lens Pro deployments by standardizing configurations, consolidating billing, and enabling control over outbound network connections for greater security.
Red Hat announced new capabilities for Red Hat OpenShift AI.
Pipedrive announced the launch of Developer Hub, a centralized online app development platform for technology partners and developers.
Delinea announced the latest version of Cloud Suite, part of its Server PAM solution, which provides privileged access to and authorization for servers.
Red Hat announced Red Hat Service Interconnect, simplifying application connectivity and security across platforms, clusters and clouds.
Teleport announced Teleport 13, the latest version of its Teleport Access Platform to enhance security and reduce operational overhead for DevOps teams responsible for securing cloud infrastructure.
Kasten by Veeam announced the release of its new Kasten K10 V6.0 Kubernetes data protection platform.
Red Hat announced Red Hat Developer Hub, an enterprise-grade, unified and open portal designed to streamline the development process through a supported and opinionated framework.