From Alerts to Autonomy: Advancing the Maturity Curve with Agentic Managed Streaming Platforms
Bobby Calderwood, JPMCAndrew Lee, JPMC
Wed, Nov 4, 3:15–4:00 PMRoom 2010
Double the number of jobs on a multi-tenant stream processing platform, and you'll more than double the alerts, false positives, and real incidents your team must triage. Signal and noise both grow super-linearly with scale, consuming an ever-larger scale of the platform team’s bandwidth. Applying AI at the right points can bring that support growth curve back toward linear.
At JPMorgan Chase, a small platform team supports thousands of user-submitted Flink jobs processing more than 100 billion events per month. In this talk, we share the three-stage agentic support maturity curve that made this possible, and how you can apply it to your own platform:
- Amplify the signals that matter. Learn AI/ML techniques can enrich platform telemetry and filter out alert noise so real problems stand out.
- Human-initiated, AI-assisted diagnosis and remediation. See how correlating logs, metrics, and historical metadata with point-in-time state provides the context an agent needs to help engineers find root causes and fixes faster.
- Agent-initiated diagnosis and remediation. Discover how agents can resolve routine issues on their own, keep the right people informed, and bring in humans only when necessary.
You'll leave this session with a practical blueprint for making support scale with your platform usage instead of outrunning it.
Speakers
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Bobby Calderwood
Senior Director of Architecture, Data Technology, JPMC
Bobby works as a Senior Director of Architecture at JPMorgan Chase where he helps design streaming data platforms.
Bobby is also the founder of Evident Systems, which helps companies solve complex problems using simple event-driven systems. As a Confluent Partner, Bobby developed the course [Practical Event Modeling](https://developer.confluent.io/courses/event-modeling/intro/) as well as consulting with Confluent customers. Bobby has been a Confluent Community Catalyst since the program’s inception.
Before JPMorgan Chase and Evident Systems, Bobby was a Distinguished Engineer on the Technology Fellows team at Capital One, and before that worked on the original Product Team at Cognitect that built Clojure, ClojureScript, and Datomic.
Bobby enjoys writing software in Rust and Clojure. -
Andrew Lee
Software Engineer, Data Technology, JPMC
Andrew Lee is a software engineer at JP Morgan Chase leading the managed data streaming platform, focusing on real time data ingestion and processing into data lake architectures. Before joining JP Morgan, Andrew had specialized in data streaming for tax and regulatory use cases at Expedia.