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Pro Tip: Save Money on Outages by Having a Bot Do the Heavy Lifting

Talkat SREcon18 Asia/Australia · 2018-06-06..06-08
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Covers Microsoft Azure’s use of an intelligent bot to automate impact assessment, mitigation and incident/problem management during outages, replacing slow manual steps to save downtime minutes. Describes the operational strategy, user-driven design approach, guiding principles and lessons learned that produced the projected time and cost savings.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:24Incidents are going to happen
  3. 0:44Some incidents run longer!
  4. 0:54Crush downtime minutes
  5. 1:54Customer trust
  6. 2:44Why do some incidents run longer?
  7. 2:59Happen in the wrong time
  8. 4:52Manual Tasks
  9. 6:30Share knowledge
  10. 6:46What is the health of cluster xyz?
  11. 6:57How compute is doing in west us?
  12. 7:50Saved human toil
  13. 8:48Tip: Try to use Natural Language
  14. 10:01Automate response activities
  15. 10:46Impact Assessment
  16. 12:44Triage and Diagnosis
  17. 15:33Insights
  18. 18:24Tip: Bot provide information pro-actively
  19. 18:49Tip: Make it Intelligent Use Machine Learning
  20. 19:29Increase the team morale
  21. 19:49Tip: Need to be extensible
  22. 20:12Tip: Autonomous Incident Management
  23. 20:37Bringing the Advanced Computing Community Together Since 1975
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