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Duration 14 hours
Course Outline
Introduction to Agentic AI in Operations
- Transitioning from static runbooks to reasoning agents: the evolution of IT automation
- Agent structure: reasoning loops, tool utilization, memory, and planning
- Determining when to automate and when to retain human oversight
Agent Frameworks and Architectures
- Single-agent patterns: ReAct, Plan-and-Execute, and tool-calling loops
- Multi-agent architectures: supervisor, hierarchical, and swarm models
- Framework comparison: LangGraph, CrewAI, AutoGen, and custom agent solutions
- Developing your first operational agent: querying monitoring, diagnosing, and proposing solutions
Tool Integration for IT Operations
- Connecting agents to Prometheus, Grafana, Datadog, and PagerDuty APIs
- Log querying with agents: Elasticsearch, Loki, and Splunk integration
- Infrastructure tool usage: kubectl, Terraform, Ansible via agent actions
- Designing secure tool interfaces with parameter validation and idempotency
Incident Response Automation
- Automated incident triage: severity classification and routing
- Generating root cause hypotheses and gathering evidence
- Automated remediation: restart, scale, rollback, and failover actions
- Creating an incident runbook agent with progressive levels of autonomy
Safety, Guardrails, and Human-in-the-Loop
- Action classification: read-only, low-risk, high-risk, and destructive operations
- Approval gates and escalation policies for critical operations
- Guardrail patterns: action allowlists, blast radius limits, and rollback guarantees
- Audit trails and decision provenance for compliance
Multi-Agent Orchestration for Complex Incidents
- Coordinating specialist agents: triage, diagnosis, and remediation agents
- Inter-agent communication and shared context management
- Conflict resolution when agents propose contradictory actions
- End-to-end major incident simulation using multi-agent response
Observability and Evaluation
- Tracing agent reasoning chains for debugging and auditing
- Evaluating agent decision quality: precision, recall, and time-to-resolution
- Feedback loops: learning from operator overrides and outcomes
- Cost tracking and token economics for operational agents
Production Deployment and Operations
- Deploying agents as services: APIs, webhooks, and scheduled jobs
- Gradual autonomy rollout: from shadow mode to full auto-remediation
- Runbook for agent failures: handling situations where the agent itself malfunctions
- Building the business case and measuring ROI for autonomous operations
Requirements
- Background in IT operations, DevOps, or SRE practices.
- Knowledge of Python scripting and REST APIs.
- Fundamental understanding of LLM capabilities and prompt engineering.
Target Audience
- SRE and DevOps engineers investigating AI-driven automation.
- Platform engineers developing self-healing infrastructure.
- IT operations leaders assessing agentic AI for incident management.