The failure gives signals before it happens. AIOps acts on them.
Monitoring, logs, metrics, and events become a single signal. AI detects the anomaly, groups the noise, points to the root cause, and triggers the fix before the service goes down.
Five steps that turn noise into action.
From raw data to resolved incident, AIOps closes the loop of detection, correlation, and remediation without manual intervention for known cases.
Collection
Logs, metrics, events, and traces from any tool arrive via ready-made connectors or API.
Baseline
The model learns the normal behavior of each service by time of day, day, and seasonality.
Detection
Deviation from the pattern becomes a graded warning signal before a fixed threshold would trigger.
Correlation
Alerts from multiple sources collapse into a single incident with a probable root cause and evidence.
Remediation
A runbook resolves routine cases on its own or routes to the right analyst, already with context and history.
Six capabilities to operate with intelligence and foresight.
Universal data integration
Brings together logs, metrics, events, and traces from monitoring, cloud, and on-premises infrastructure into a single model, without replacing your stack.
Anomaly detection
Identifies out-of-pattern behavior per service, anticipating problems that fixed thresholds don't detect.
Alert correlation
Groups alerts from multiple sources with machine learning and reduces the flood to a few real incidents.
Root cause explained
Points to the probable origin of the incident in plain language, with the evidence that supports the hypothesis.
Automated remediation
Runs runbooks for known tasks under the governance you define for each service.
Connection with CITSmart ITSM
The anomaly is born as an incident with an owner and context, closing the loop of detection, handling, and resolution.
From the NOC that puts out fires to the one that anticipates failure.
AIOps changes the operating posture: from reacting to the problem to preventing it before the user notices.
Service stays up before the customer notices
A per-service baseline anticipates the failure. SLA impact is calculated before the incident, prioritizing by business service.
- Baseline learned per service
- SLA impact calculated automatically
- Prioritization by business service
Capacity and consumption under control
Saturation trends are projected ahead of time. A unified view of on-premises and cloud infrastructure with a scaling runbook under approval.
- Saturation trend projected
- Unified on-premises + cloud view
- Scaling runbook under governance
Continuity of service to the citizen
Demand seasonality is learned automatically. Complete audit trail and operations aligned with public governance.
- Demand seasonality learned
- Complete audit trail
- Operations aligned with Law No. 14,133/2021
A prioritized queue, not an alert stakeout
The analyst's queue shows only what truly needs attention, with context and history. The incident opens in the ITSM automatically.
- Queue prioritized by real impact
- Incident opens in the ITSM with context
- Suggested resolution from history
AIOps left the lab and became an operational standard.
Organizations that run AI in their infrastructure respond faster, with smaller teams and more guaranteed availability.
noise reduction via ML correlation
Source · Gartnerless downtime with early anomaly detection
Source · ForresterMTTR reduction with automated root cause
Source · Forresterof companies will use AI agents in infrastructure by 2029
Source · GartnerConfigurable autonomy
you define the controlFor each service, choose between just notifying, suggesting the runbook, or executing the automatic fix. Control is granular.
Complete audit trail
every action loggedEvery detection, correlation, and automated action is logged with origin, evidence, and owner, ready for audit.
Natively integrated ITSM
closed loopThe detected anomaly is born as an incident in CITSmart ITSM with context, owner, and history, with no re-entry of data.
A baseline that learns
not a fixed thresholdThe model learns what is normal for each service and time, detecting deviations before a fixed threshold would trigger.
Common questions about CITSmart AIOps.
Does AIOps replace the monitoring tools we already have?
No. AIOps integrates with the tools you already use (it receives data from any source) and adds a layer of correlation, anomaly detection, and remediation on top of what already exists.
How is automatic remediation controlled?
You define the level of autonomy per service: just notify, suggest a runbook, or execute automatically. Sensitive actions can require human approval before execution.
How long does it take for the model to learn the baseline?
The model starts identifying patterns within the first few hours and becomes reliable after 1 to 2 weeks of data, automatically adjusting to seasonality and behavior changes.
Does AIOps work with on-premises infrastructure?
Yes. AIOps supports on-premises infrastructure, public cloud, and hybrid environments, collecting data via ready-made connectors or API without requiring a change of stack.
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