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Well, there's a lot of details and I don't think I can cover it all here, but if you're interested in the general framework that I used to approach this problem
by shinryudbz 9y ago
Well, there's a lot of details and I don't think I can cover it all here, but if you're interested in the general framework that I used to approach this problem, take a look at this blog post I wrote last year: https://medium.com/@upal/how-to-use-machine-learning-to-debug-outages-10x-faster-e480b7e2a907 https://medium.com/@upal/how-to-use-machine-learning-to-debu.... Let me know if you have any feedback!
- srean 9y agoI am a little surprised that you got some milage out of procedures and algorithms that rely on the Gaussian assumption (that includes k-means). From experience, the raw metrics are, shall we say, as violently non-Gaussian as it gets. OK OK you need not tell what you are doing to address that as I myself am being rather economical with the truth. But so glad, so glad that someone is using multivariate analysis, about time too. From someone who dabbles in a similar space I wish you well.
- shinryudbz 9y agoThank you :) Yes, the use of multivariate analysis was a crucial insight for me, and I'm hoping these ideas will push the monitoring community forward!
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