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Observability in the AI-Native Era

Observability in the AI-Native Era

By : Hilliary Lipsig, Andreas Grabner, Robert Rati
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Observability in the AI-Native Era

Observability in the AI-Native Era

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By: Hilliary Lipsig, Andreas Grabner, Robert Rati

Overview of this book

Observability is mandatory for building and operating cloud-native distributed systems. Tools like OpenTelemetry have standardized how observability data is sourced, and AI now transforms how we extract value from the vast amounts of observability data generated by modern systems. This book guides you in implementing scalable observability, improving engineering efficiency with AI, and integrating observability throughout the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) via modern self-service internal developer platforms. You'll start with observability basics and learn how AIOps enhances signal correlation, anomaly detection, and root-cause analysis. Using real-world examples, the book demonstrates how to implement AIOps, build proactive detection pipelines, and automate diagnostics and remediation. You'll explore best practices for expanding observability using OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, Grafana, Dynatrace, Datadog, and New Relic alongside machine learning models, ensuring your systems are accurate, efficient, and secure. You'll also learn how to benchmark, measure, and secure your AIOps implementation, and gain a practical understanding of software compliance and how it applies to your systems. By the end of this book, you'll be ready to design and deliver AIOps-enabled observability solutions that make cloud-native systems more resilient, efficient, and secure.
Table of Contents (17 chapters)
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Part 1: From Monitoring via Observability to AIOps
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Part 2: Expanding Left: Moving AIOps into Platform Engineering
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Part 3: From AI Assistants to Self-Driving Architectures
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When data on glass and static alerts fail

"We used to have 1,000 dashboards! Now we are down to 50!" is how a successful observability transformation story ends. But it often starts very differently!

"Can our monitoring tool set 10,000 custom thresholds?" is a question I have heard more than once. The answer is "Yes! But why do you have this requirement? Where does it come from?"

Static thresholds were great on static infrastructure. When having 3 database production servers, 5 applications, and 2 web-servers, it made sense to set static thresholds on CPU, memory, garbage collection, worker thread, and connection pool utilization. IT operators knew those machines well. They probably gave them some easy-to-remember names such as sql-prod-1, app-frontend-4, or ws-lb-2. Traffic to those applications hosted on those servers was predictable and stable. Therefore, setting static thresholds was a good solution to get alerted in case one of those servers wasn&apos...

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