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Duration 14 hours
Course Outline
Architecting an Open AIOps Framework
- Introduction to the primary components of open AIOps pipelines
- Data journey from initial ingestion to final alerting
- Comparative analysis of tools and integration strategies
Data Gathering and Aggregation
- Acquiring time-series data via Prometheus
- Capturing log data using Logstash and Beats
- Standardizing data to enable correlation across multiple sources
Developing Observability Dashboards
- Displaying metrics through Grafana
- Constructing Kibana dashboards for log analysis
- Leveraging Elasticsearch queries to derive operational insights
Anomaly Identification and Incident Forecasting
- Exporting observability data into Python workflows
- Training machine learning models for detecting outliers and making predictions
- Deploying models for live inference within the observability pipeline
Alerting and Automation via Open Source Tools
- Defining Prometheus alert rules and configuring Alertmanager routing
- Initiating scripts or API workflows for automated response
- Utilizing open-source orchestration platforms (e.g., Ansible, Rundeck)
Integration and Scalability Factors
- Managing high-volume data ingestion and long-term storage
- Implementing security and access controls within open-source stacks
- Scaling individual layers independently: ingestion, processing, and alerting
Practical Applications and Extensions
- Case studies covering performance optimization, preventing downtime, and reducing costs
- Expanding pipelines with tracing utilities or service graphs
- Best practices for operating and maintaining AIOps systems in production
Recap and Future Directions
Requirements
- Proficiency with observability platforms such as Prometheus or ELK
- Solid understanding of Python and the fundamentals of machine learning
- Familiarity with IT operations and alerting workflows
Target Audience
- Senior site reliability engineers (SREs)
- Data engineers operating within the domain of IT operations
- DevOps platform leaders and infrastructure architects