Resnik: Static alert rules fail because enterprise IT changes too quickly
Asaf Resnik · 708: $35M Raised to Tell IT Departments What Alerts Are Important · Jul 2, 2017 · at 13:42
Asaf Resnik is the founder and CEO of BigPanda, an AIOps incident management platform. He explains why human-written static rules cannot solve enterprise IT alert correlation.
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“You can't come in there and say, hey, if I had unlimited human resources, they could come in and write 30,000 if-then statements, and would that be the same thing? No, because those set of if-then statements look very different on a Tuesday than they would on a Wednesday. Because these IT environments are changing so quickly.”
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