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Anomaly Detection with Prometheus AIOps: Anomaly detection with Prometheus Spice up your Monitoring with AI Marcel Hild Principal Software Engineer @ Red Hat AI CoE / Office of the CTO Marcel Hild, Red Hat Marcel Hild, Red Hat HOW RED HAT SEES AI Represents a workload Applicable to Red Hat’s Valuable to our Enable customers to requirement for our existing core business in customers as specific build Intelligent Apps platforms across the order to increase Open services and product using Red Hat products hybrid cloud. Source development capabilities, providing as well as our broader and production an Intelligent Platform partner ecosystem. efficiency. experience. 010110 101010 Data as the Foundation 3 Marcel Hild, Red Hat HOW RED HAT SEES AI Project Thoth and Bots http://bit.ly/2zYfb6h Represents a workload Applicable to Red Hat’s Valuable to our Enable customers to requirement for our existing core business in customers as specific build Intelligent Apps platforms across the order to increase Open services and product using Red Hat products hybrid cloud. Source development capabilities, providing as well as our broader and production an Intelligent Platform partner ecosystem. efficiency. experience. 010110 101010 Data as the Foundation 4 Marcel Hild, Red Hat HOW RED HAT SEES AI Project Thoth and Bots http://bit.ly/2zYfb6h Represents a workload Applicable to Red Hat’s Valuable to our Enable customers to requirement for our existing core business in customers as specific build Intelligent Apps platforms across the order to increase Open services and product using Red Hat products hybrid cloud. Source development capabilities, providing as well as our broader and production an Intelligent Platform partner ecosystem. efficiency. experience. OpenDataHub http://bit.ly/2y6Nh6m 010110 101010 Data as the Foundation 5 Marcel Hild, Red Hat HOW RED HAT SEES AI Project Thoth and Bots This Talk http://bit.ly/2zYfb6h Represents a workload Applicable to Red Hat’s Valuable to our Enable customers to requirement for our existing core business in customers as specific build Intelligent Apps platforms across the order to increase Open services and product using Red Hat products hybrid cloud. Source development capabilities, providing as well as our broader and production an Intelligent Platform partner ecosystem. efficiency. experience. OpenDataHub http://bit.ly/2y6Nh6m 010110 101010 Data as the Foundation 6 Marcel Hild, Red Hat Overview Prometheus Long term storage Atonomy of an Anømål¥ Integration into monitoring setup 7 Marcel Hild, Red Hat What's not in this talk shiny product and the holy grail of ready solution to turn your monitoring success story how we turned our monitoring setup into spider demon messy monitoring into an advance ai monitoring 8 Marcel Hild, Red Hat What is in this talk tools and scripts Q&A to problems all OSS to get you started 9 Marcel Hild, Red Hat What is prometheus? Marcel Hild, Red Hat Prometheus architecture Everybody architecture slides 11 Marcel Hild, Red Hat Prometheus architecture Simplistic world view 12 Marcel Hild, Red Hat Prometheus architecture Simplistic world view 13 Marcel Hild, Red Hat Prometheus architecture Simplistic world view 14 Marcel Hild, Red Hat Prometheus architecture Simplistic world view 15 Marcel Hild, Red Hat Prometheus architecture Simplistic world view 16 Marcel Hild, Red Hat Prometheus is made for MONITORING ALERTING SHORT TERM TIME SERIES DB 17 Marcel Hild, Red Hat What do we need for machine learning? ---> DATA DATA DATA Marcel Hild, Red Hat Long term storage of Prometheus data Marcel Hild, Red Hat Too good to be true... ● Prometheus at scale ● Global query view ● Reliable historical data storage ● Unlimited retention ● Downsampling thanos is in the making, but until then? 20 Marcel Hild, Red Hat Works great, but... ● easily hooked into prometheus with write and read endpoint ● Reliable historical data storage ● Great for data science ○ Pandas integration Eats RAM for breakfast gh/AICoE/p-influx http://bit.ly/2y6CvwX 21 Marcel Hild, Red Hat Let’s just store it... prometheus scraper ● container can be configured to scrape any prometheus server ● can scrape all or a subset of the metrics ● stores data in ceph or S3 compliant storage ● can be queried with spark sql ● Future Proof: path to Thanos gh/AICoE/p-lts http://bit.ly/2Qw9pho 22 Marcel Hild, Red Hat Harness the power of spark to ● Query stored JSON files ● Distribute the workload ● Use spark library notebook http://bit.ly/2PlZZVG 23 Marcel Hild, Red Hat What do we need for machine learning? ---> CONSISTENT DATA Marcel Hild, Red Hat Prometheus Metric Types Gauge Counter Histogram Summary A Time Series Monotonically Cumulative Snapshot of Increasing Histogram of Values in a Values Time Window 25 Marcel Hild, Red Hat Prometheus Metric Types Gauge Counter 26 Marcel Hild, Red Hat Prometheus Metric Types Histogram Cumulative Summary Time Window 27 Marcel Hild, Red Hat Anatomy of a metric Label B Label B Label B Metric Time Value Time Value Time Value Time Value Marcel Hild, Red Hat E.g. docker_latency Hostname Operation Type Clam Controller Kubelet Enabled Docker Operations Latency Time Value Time Value Time Value Time Value Marcel Hild, Red Hat E.g. docker_latency Hostname free-stg-master-0-3fb6 Operation Type List Images Clam Controller Kubelet Enabled Docker True Operations Latency Time Value Every unique combination of labels Time Value Time Value makes up a Time Series Time Value Marcel Hild, Red Hat Monitoring is hard ● prometheus doesn't enforce a schema ○ /metrics can expose anything it wants GET /metrics ○ no control over what is being exposed by endpoints or targets ○ it can change if your endpoints change versions ● # of metrics to choose from ○ 1000+ for OpenShift ● State of the Art is Dashboards and Alerting ○ Dashboards and Alerting need domain knowledge ● No tools to explore meta-information in metrics 31 Marcel Hild, Red Hat analysis of metrics meta data 32 Marcel Hild, Red Hat analysis of metrics meta data Meta-data tooling http://bit.ly/2A1hXHX 33 Marcel Hild, Red Hat Anomaly Types Marcel Hild, Red Hat Components of Time Series Trend Seasonality Cyclicity Irregularity Increase or decrease in the Regular pattern of up and It is a medium-term It refers to variations which series over a period of time. down fluctuations. It is a variation caused by occur due to unpredictable short-term variation circumstances, which repeat factors and also do not occurring due to seasonal in irregular intervals. repeat in particular factors. patterns. Marcel Hild, Red Hat Anomaly Types 36 Marcel Hild, Red Hat Anomaly Detection with Prophet Predicting future data and dynamic thresholds ● list_images operation ● on OpenShift ● monitored by prometheus ● detecting outliers ● upper and lower bands Marcel Hild, Red Hat Anomaly Detection with Prophet Extracting trends and seasonality ● list_images operation ● on OpenShift ● monitored by prometheus ● upward trends ● intraday seasonality CoE/prophet http://bit.ly/2pLzGNj Marcel Hild, Red Hat 39 Marcel Hild, Red Hat The Accumulator 40 Marcel Hild, Red Hat The Tail Probability 41 Marcel Hild, Red Hat Combined 42 Marcel Hild, Red Hat architecture setup so far Marcel Hild, Red Hat Research Setup 100% OpenSource Tooling Marcel Hild, Red Hat Now what? I want to <insert installer img> Marcel Hild, Red Hat Prometheus Training Pipeline 46 Marcel Hild, Red Hat Marcel Hild, Red Hat ● Ready to use container ● Local deployment ● Kubernetes ● OpenShift build config CoE/prom-ad http://bit.ly/2yulCfh Marcel Hild, Red Hat Runtime configuration Expose predictions via /metrics endpoint 49 Marcel Hild, Red Hat Marcel Hild, Red Hat Marcel Hild, Red Hat Alerting Rules 52 Marcel Hild, Red Hat notebooks gh/AICoE/p-influx http://bit.ly/2PlZZVG http://bit.ly/2y6CvwX CoE/prophet http://bit.ly/2pLzGNj Project Thoth and Bots http://bit.ly/2zYfb6h Meta-data tooling QUESTIONS? http://bit.ly/2A1hXHX CoE/prom-ad No more g+ http://bit.ly/2yulCfhfacebook.com/redhatinc linkedin.com/company/red-hat twitter.com/RedHat OpenDataHub http://bit.ly/2y6Nh6myoutube.com/user/RedHatVideos gh/AICoE/p-lts http://bit.ly/2Qw9pho Marcel Hild, Red Hat.
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