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Similar Incidents

πŸ“₯ STEP: Similar Incidents

πŸš€ Action Click the first similar resolution ticket

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πŸ“£ Narration

Most large organizations use IT Service Management tools to govern processes around IT. Our organization is using ServiceNow for that purpose. Past incidents with resolution information are ingested and analysed by CloudPak for AIOps.

The IBM CloudPak for AIOps trains on exisitng tickets and it extracts the steps used to fix previous incidents (if documented) and recommend resolutions using natural language processing. This AI model helps you discover historical incidents to aid in the remediation of current problems.

So for the Story, your team is presented with the top-ranked similar incidents from the past. These relevant similar incidents help speed up incident resolution even if the I don’t have access to ServiceNow. Without these features, your team must manually search for past incidents and resolutions, which is time-consuming.

In this particular example I can see that the problem was related to a GIT Commit that massivly reduced the resource limits has been commited by DEV on the mysql Deployment.

Let me check how the problem was resolved for this incident.

❗ Note: In the Robot Shop demo scenario, the integration with ServiceNow is simulated with the static content.

πŸ“₯ STEP: Resolution Information

πŸš€ Action Click on the Resolution Information Tab

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πŸ“£ Narration

It seems that it was resolved by changing the mysql deployment and a Runbook had been created to mitigate the problem.

To finish up, I will check if the incident was related to an official change.

πŸ“₯ STEP: Examine the Change

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πŸš€ Action Click on the Related Records Tab

Click on the i Button next to Caused by Change

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πŸ“£ Narration

Ok, so now I can see that the problem is related to a Change that aims to reduce the footprint of the mysql database.

As it’s still ongoing, chances are high, that the development team recreated a similar problem.

Obviously, in real life I would now start the Runbook to see if it resolves the problem. But for the sake of the demo, let’s dig a little deeper first.

Page last updated: 03 November 2022