Tag: aiops
All the articles with the tag "aiops".
Cedar, and the decision point my AI flow was missing
Cedar is an authorisation language that is deliberately less powerful than its competitors, formally verified, and widely assumed to be an AWS only concern. All three of those are why it was the right tool for gating what an AI flow is allowed to do.
Security Critical Functions, and the things that control them
UK telecoms security regulation defines two categories of system, one nested inside the other. The distinction is better thinking than most security frameworks manage, and it applies well outside telecoms.
MLOps vs AIOps
The two names look like siblings and are close to opposites. What each inherits from DevOps, what MLOps has to handle that DevOps never did, and an honest answer on how transformational either one is.
Prompt injection through operational data
If you point a language model at your logs, tickets or alerts, an attacker who can write to any of those is writing part of your prompt. What that enables, and how to contain it.
The stages of AIOps
Two different things get called the stages of AIOps. One is a pipeline, one is a maturity ladder. What each says, where they came from, and how far to trust them.
What is AIOps
A plain English introduction to AIOps. What problem it solves, what the tools do, how far the label stretches, and why most of the value arrives before the AI does.