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Watch Everything, Watch Anything: Anomaly Detection

Talkat DevOpsDays Salt Lake City 2016 · 2016-06-14..06-15· [observability]
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Claims a practical anomaly workflow: push metrics with Telegraf into InfluxDB, run Kapacitor tasks that compute mean and standard deviation or apply Holt Winters predictions or the morgoth frequency model, compare with concrete thresholds (3.5σ, 20% error), and replay 180 days of data to measure false positives/negatives and detection delay. Example: predict disk growth to avoid useless 70% alerts. Empirical tuning targets fewer than ~10 actionable alerts per engineer per day and lets teams iterate until the detector actually catches past outages.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 1:49in DevOps we are good at collecting metrics
  3. 3:02The Problem - Scalability
  4. 7:34Machine Learning 101
  5. 8:51Standard Deviation Model
  6. 16:50Predictive Model
  7. 20:44Custom Model
  8. 23:57How do you pick a model?
  9. 25:06Properties of an Anomaly Detection Method
  10. 28:27Kapacitor makes this easy
  11. 31:23Try it out
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