Artem Artyunov
Director of Solutions Engineering, EnvZero
EnvZero: Near-Zero Time to Resolution--Live Agentic Remediation for Failed and Drifted Infrastructure
When an infrastructure environment fails or drifts, most teams still resolve it by hand: open a dashboard, read the logs, work out what changed, write the fix. The incident clock runs the whole time.In this live session, env zero's Artem Artyunov show...
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When an infrastructure environment fails or drifts, most teams still resolve it by hand: open a dashboard, read the logs, work out what changed, write the fix. The incident clock runs the whole time.
In this live session, env zero's Artem Artyunov shows another way. With a laptop, an AI coding assistant and a custom skill pulled from a Git repository, he'll ask a live infrastructure-as-code platform plain-language questions: which environments failed worst in the last 30 days, which resources have drifted from their declared state, and what the safe fix is for each. Then he'll apply one, on camera.
You'll see how the skill is built, how authentication and guardrails stop the agent from doing anything you didn't approve, and where a human still needs to sign off. Bring questions: the second half is open Q&A, and you'll leave with a pattern you can adapt to your own IaC tooling.
Who this is for
Platform, infrastructure, DevOps and SRE teams working with infrastructure as code, whether you're the one fixing a failed environment or the one deciding how far to let AI agents into your cloud.
In this live session, env zero's Artem Artyunov shows another way. With a laptop, an AI coding assistant and a custom skill pulled from a Git repository, he'll ask a live infrastructure-as-code platform plain-language questions: which environments failed worst in the last 30 days, which resources have drifted from their declared state, and what the safe fix is for each. Then he'll apply one, on camera.
You'll see how the skill is built, how authentication and guardrails stop the agent from doing anything you didn't approve, and where a human still needs to sign off. Bring questions: the second half is open Q&A, and you'll leave with a pattern you can adapt to your own IaC tooling.
Who this is for
Platform, infrastructure, DevOps and SRE teams working with infrastructure as code, whether you're the one fixing a failed environment or the one deciding how far to let AI agents into your cloud.