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Duration 14 hours
Course Outline
Introduction to AIOps with Open Source Tools
- Fundamentals of AIOps: concepts and advantages
- The role of Prometheus and Grafana within the observability ecosystem
- The intersection of ML and AIOps: predictive vs. reactive analytics
Setting Up Prometheus and Grafana
- Installation and configuration of Prometheus for time-series data collection
- Building real-time dashboards in Grafana using live metrics
- Exploring exporters, relabeling, and service discovery mechanisms
Data Preprocessing for ML
- Extraction and transformation of Prometheus metrics
- Preparing datasets optimized for anomaly detection and forecasting tasks
- Leveraging Grafana’s transformation features or Python pipelines
Applying Machine Learning for Anomaly Detection
- Implementing basic ML models for outlier detection (e.g., Isolation Forest, One-Class SVM)
- Training and assessing models on time-series datasets
- Visualizing detected anomalies through Grafana dashboards
Forecasting Metrics with ML
- Developing foundational forecasting models (ARIMA, Prophet, LSTM introduction)
- Predicting system load and resource utilization trends
- Utilizing predictions for proactive alerting and scaling strategies
Integrating ML with Alerting and Automation
- Defining alert rules based on ML outputs or dynamic thresholds
- Configuring Alertmanager and notification routing strategies
- Triggering scripts or automation workflows upon anomaly detection
Scaling and Operationalizing AIOps
- Integration with external observability tools (e.g., ELK stack, Moogsoft, Dynatrace)
- Operationalizing ML models within observability pipelines
- Best practices for implementing AIOps at scale
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- Fundamental understanding of system monitoring and observability principles
- Practical experience with Grafana or Prometheus
- Proficiency in Python and core machine learning concepts
Target Audience
- Observability engineers
- Infrastructure and DevOps teams
- Monitoring platform architects and Site Reliability Engineers (SREs)