At Automation Consultants, we recognised these pain points as a significant barrier to operational efficiency and effective incident management.
The solution? Developing an intelligent, custom Rovo Agent, to streamline root cause analysis by consolidating all relevant information into a single interface.
Built in Forge, and harnessing powerful AI, the Agent automates the initial stages of incident investigation by quickly providing engineers with a summary of the root cause and actionable next steps to resolve the issue.
How this custom Rovo Agent works
When an incident is raised in Jira Service Management (JSM), the Agent springs into action by identifying which AWS resource (such as an EC2 instance or Lambda function) is linked to the incident. It then connects to AWS through secure API calls and gathers a wealth of diagnostic data, including instance states, CloudWatch metrics, error logs, and other relevant data collected.
What makes this Agent unique?
This Agent does not just collect technical information; it also analyses it to detect failures and anomalies (such as a stopped EC2 instance, a spike in error rates, or a malfunctioning Lambda function).
It then structures these findings into a clear, digestible summary, pinpointing the likely root cause and highlighting the affected components. This summary is delivered directly to the DevOps team through the Jira ticket, ensuring that engineers have immediate access to actionable insights without having to manually trawl through multiple AWS dashboards.
Conversational interface
This Agent also supports a range of conversational prompts, allowing users to ask questions. In response, it can produce detailed reports on the cause of service breakdowns, interpret information from JSM, Assets, and AWS, and even provide tailored recommendations for remediation.
Additionally, the Agent can update the incident ticket with new findings as more data becomes available, keeping all stakeholders informed in real time.