Summary: The article discusses the importance of breaking down data silos in AIOps. Data silos occur when data is stored in different places, leading to inconsistcies, incompleteness, and lack of synchronization. These silos can compromise the quality and reliability of data analysis and decision-making, resulting in losses estimated to be around $15 million per year. The article highlights the need to minimize data silos by promoting collaboration and communication, developing a data culture, and implementing data governance. By doing so, organizations can improve the consistency, availability, and quality of data across different platforms and teams, leading to better insights, innovation, and customer satisfaction. The article also mentions that migrating to microservices can help simplify the development, testing, and deployment of systems, but requires careful planning, design, and implementation to manage dependencies and coordination among smaller units.
Computer Science, Computers and Society