Why you need AIOps
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Do you need AIOps?
Modern networks are vastly complex and create numerous challenges for teams attempting to identify, troubleshoot, and resolve issues. AIOps is designed to tackle these challenges and bring order to the chaos.
Do you need AIOps? If this list describes your organization, then AIOps could provide substantial benefits:
End users usually report problems before they're detected.
By the time an end user encounters an issue, it has gone on for some time. The issue seen by the end user usually does not resemble the cause.
Technicians waste time on duplicated efforts.
Different teams use different tools and can open multiple tickets for the same issue. Additionally, a single issue can cause a variety of downstream effects, each of which may result in a new ticket.
Your teams are in silos.
Teams use different tools. Multiple teams may not have access to each other's tools, or cannot interpret the data from the variety of data sources. Communication between teams may also be made more difficult due to their varying platforms.
Critical incidents get overlooked because there are too many alarms to analyze.
When there are numerous alarms, teams can easily get overwhelmed. Compounding this issue is the fact that some tools generate their own noise.
Issues reach sev1 status before anyone has time to give them attention.
Because there are so many alarms, it takes time for technicians to get around to analyzing them. A critical issue can continue unchecked, resulting in multiple downstream failures, because noise prevents easy identification of issues.
Auto-ticketing is impossible.
The multitude of alarms mean that manual analysis of each alarm is required, otherwise an unwieldy volume of tickets would be created.
AIOps helps to minimize these challenges so teams can improve the KPIs that matter: shorter MTTx, lower costs, and accelerated ability to keep up with change.
Security features
Dell Technologies adheres to all cloud-provider security practices such as the Amazon Shared Responsibility Model. Bringing your own security certificates is not required. For more information, see the Moogsoft Security Policy.
Note
Incident Management requires the use of API keys. However, it does NOT allow customers to bring their own encryption keys. For information about Incident Management API keys, read Manage APEX AIOps Incident Management API keys.