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RapDev Webinar
A Roadmap for Incident Response with Bits AI
Wednesday
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Sep 30, 2026
September 30, 2026 12:00 PM
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September 30, 2026 1:00 PM
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Online (Zoom)
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Webinar
Join RapDev for a practical walkthrough of the four phases we use to take teams from their first Bits AI investigation to autonomous operations, including the mistakes that stall adoption before value shows up.
Don't Miss the Expert Session
Bits AI can triage an alert, query your telemetry, and form a root cause hypothesis before an engineer opens Datadog. Whether it does that accurately is a function of everything underneath it: tagging, ownership, signal quality, and how much of your tribal knowledge is written down anywhere Bits can read.
In this webinar, we will cover:
- Where Bits Investigations fit in a real alerting pipeline, and what each one replaces
- The foundations to get right first: unified tagging, resource ownership, full-stack correlation, and a configured service catalog
- How to give Bits context it can actually use, from bits.md and knowledge bases to runbooks built for critical services
- How trust gets earned: feedback loops, a named feedback champion, and starting auto-investigate on low-priority monitors where the stakes are low and the learning is high
- Cost guardrails that keep Bits from getting expensive before it gets valuable
- How to prove impact to leadership using MTTR, RCA time, and incidents where Bits got there first
Bits AI can triage an alert, query your telemetry, and form a root cause hypothesis before an engineer opens Datadog. Whether it does that accurately is a function of everything underneath it: tagging, ownership, signal quality, and how much of your tribal knowledge is written down anywhere Bits can read.
In this webinar, we will cover:
- Where Bits Investigations fit in a real alerting pipeline, and what each one replaces
- The foundations to get right first: unified tagging, resource ownership, full-stack correlation, and a configured service catalog
- How to give Bits context it can actually use, from bits.md and knowledge bases to runbooks built for critical services
- How trust gets earned: feedback loops, a named feedback champion, and starting auto-investigate on low-priority monitors where the stakes are low and the learning is high
- Cost guardrails that keep Bits from getting expensive before it gets valuable
- How to prove impact to leadership using MTTR, RCA time, and incidents where Bits got there first
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