Information integration techniques to automate incident management

R. Gupta, K. Hima Prasad, M. Mohania
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Abstract

Service desks are used by customers to report IT issues in enterprise systems. Most of these service requests are resolved by level-1 persons (service desk attendants) by providing information/quick-fix solutions to customers. For each service request, level-1 personnel uses keyword search to see if the incoming incident is duplicate of any of historic incidents; otherwise, she creates an incident ticket and, with other related information, forwards it to incidentpsilas subject matter expert (SME). Incident management, responsible for managing the life cycle of all incidents, is the key to ensure availability of enterprise systems. Timely resolution of incoming incident is required to attain availability objectives. Currently, the incident management process is largely manual, error prone and time consuming. In this paper, we present a technique to correlate the incoming incident with configuration items (CIs) stored in configuration management database (CMDB). Such a correlation can be used for correctly routing the incident to service personnel, incident investigation and root cause analysis.
自动化事件管理的信息集成技术
客户使用服务台来报告企业系统中的IT问题。这些服务请求大多由1级人员(服务台服务员)通过向客户提供信息/快速解决方案来解决。对于每个服务请求,一级人员使用关键字搜索来查看传入的事件是否与任何历史事件重复;否则,她将创建一个事件票,并将其与其他相关信息一起转发给事件主题专家(SME)。事件管理负责管理所有事件的生命周期,是确保企业系统可用性的关键。及时解决突发事件是实现可用性目标的必要条件。目前,事件管理过程主要是手动的,容易出错且耗时。本文提出了一种将传入事件与存储在配置管理数据库(CMDB)中的配置项(ci)相关联的技术。这种相关性可用于正确地将事件路由给服务人员、事件调查和根本原因分析。
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