CASCON 2025
Mon 10 - Thu 13 November 2025

As cloud-native applications grow in complexity, traditional incident response methods struggle to keep up with the speed and scale of modern environments. These systems generate vast amounts of telemetry data, like logs, metrics, traces, alerts, user stories, and incident reports, that can overwhelm traditional operations teams. In this session, we present research into how IBM Cloud Pak for AIOps (CP4AIOps) will harnesses the power of Generative AI (Gen AI) to revolutionize anomaly detection, root cause analysis, and automated remediation. By incorporating advanced learning paradigms such as fine-tuning and in-context learning, Gen AI models within CP4AIOps can effectively parse and interpret diverse data sources to provide intelligent incident summarization, suggest context-aware mitigation plans, and even generate infrastructure-as-code (e.g., Ansible playbooks) for automatic remediation. These plans are automatically converted into executable Ansible playbooks, enabling hands-free remediation and faster incident resolution. Through real-world use cases, we show insight into the architectural integration of Gen AI of how it enhances observability pipelines and augments operator productivity in hybrid and multi-cloud environments. Whether modernizing SRE practices or scaling incident management, this session offers a practical and forward-looking view into how CP4AIOps can drive smarter, faster, and more reliable operations powered by Gen AI.

Wed 12 Nov

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13:00 - 14:30
WKS-69: 3rd Workshop on Continuous Operations using Generative AI (Part 1)COGAI at Hall D
13:00
10m
Talk
Workshop Introduction
COGAI
Ian Watts IBM Canada, Hausi Müller University of Victoria, Marin Litoiu York University, Canada
13:10
40m
Talk
Continuous Operations using Generative AI
COGAI
Komal Sarda York University, Ian Watts IBM Canada, Marin Litoiu York University, Canada
13:50
40m
Talk
GenAI-Driven Digital Twins for Continuous Software Operations
COGAI
Felipe Rivera University of Victoria, Ian Watts IBM Canada, Hausi Müller University of Victoria