AIOps: Building Self-Healing, Observability-Driven Automation

Event overview:

Join Red Hat^® and our partner IIS, for a hands-on technical workshop AIOps: Building Self-Healing, Observability-Driven Automation. AIOps uses data science, big data, and machine learning to make IT operations more intelligent, efficient, and automated. In this workshop, you will build an intelligent, self-healing automation workflow that showcases how automation and AI can detect, analyse, and remediate application failures without writing any playbooks manually.


WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:

You will learn to implement the three major pillars of AIOps—Observability, and Automation—using Red Hat AI, Ansible Lightspeed, Event-Driven Ansible (EDA), and Ansible Automation Platform (AAP) You will see firsthand how a unified "observe-analyse-respond" workflow can be applied across completely different domains, including Linux systems, complex network infrastructure, and Windows environments


Who Should Attend

Because this workshop explores a universal, platform-agnostic automation pattern, it is highly valuable for:

• Solution Architects/Infrastructure Owners interested in solution guides and architecture patterns to simplify adoption of AIOps workflows
• Linux System Administrators interested in automatically resolving service failures (like Apache outages)
• Network Engineers looking to troubleshoot routing issues (like OSPF failures on Cisco routers) using Splunk and AI-generated playbooks
• Windows Administrators wanting to automate responses to Active Directory and Windows Firewall security events
• IT Operations and Automation Professionals looking to incrementally adopt self-healing infrastructure

Whether you are new to AIOps or ready for complex, real-world networking scenarios, you can choose your own path based on your skill level

Pre-requisites

• Lab materials will be provided
• This workshop requires students to have beginner-level knowledge of command-line Ansible and Visual Studio Code
• Experience with building Ansible Playbooks and working with AAPl A basic understanding of working with Linux systems. Attendees should have working knowledge of at least one Linux text editor (nano, pico, vi/vim, zile, emacs) with which to write Ansible playbooks
  Attendees must use their own laptop and charger with admin rights and the ability to connect to a lab environment hosted in a public cloud
  There is no student prep work required before the workshop

Space is limited, and demand is high for this unique educational event. Register now to secure your place today!
 

Red Hat and IIS look forward to welcoming you to Hartford Marriott for an insightful and productive workshop!