Sergey A. Razin Ph.D., Chief Technology Officer, SIOS Technology at MLconf SEA - 5/01/15

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Machine learning as the key ingredient for making “self-driving data center” a reality: Workloads are moving away from traditional physical servers toward virtual, and cloud environments that are quite complex with many layers and end-points that constantly grow. This presentation will discuss how principals of graph theory can be applied to operations data to analyze existing relationships and discover hidden inner relationships in complex virtual and cloud environments. It will also discuss how machine learning semi-supervised principals can be applied to address the need for a single, easy-to-use way to identify and resolve problems, explore infrastructure improvements, and tune the efficiency of operations in large in complex virtual and cloud environments ultimately delivering the vision of “self-driving data center”.

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COMPLEXITY

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Goodbye, Big Data!
Hello, Smart Data!

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IT Operations Analytics

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SIOS SemanticIO™
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SemanticIO - Process

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Provider Framework
Open Consumer API
vGraph™ Analytics Engine
Algorithm Plugins

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Root Cause Analysis – “Noisy Neighbor”

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Anomaly Detection – K-means Clustering
Root Cause Analysis – Anomaly Detection

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Root Cause Analysis – Causal Network
Algorithm (Naïve Bayes based)
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Root Cause Analysis – Recommendations
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Object type: Storage
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Priors: 25%
Posterior: 5%
Description: Offload
the shared resource.

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Root Cause Analysis – Recommendations
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Crowdsourcing
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Sergey A. Razin, Ph.D.
Chief Technology Officer
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