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

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