The MTTR (Mean Time to Resolution) predictor is an AI/ML based solution which predicts the time taken by a service agent to solve a specific ticket or an incident request. The solution learns the efficiency, experience and workload management metrics for various ticket types solved by service agents to arrive at the predictions. The solution helps business in optimal ticket allocation leading to a low MTTR, shorter wait time, fewer open incidents leading to improved efficiency and SLA (Service Level Agreement) adherence.
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The solution uses a multi-factor approach and considers factors such as efficiency, experience, workload management for various ticket types for all incident managers etc. to predict MTTR for an incident.
The solution incorporates learning from ticket management data from systems and predicts real time MTTR for an incident leading to improved ticket management metrics like fewer open incidents, shorter processing and wait times and improved SLA adherence.
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You pay by the hour for the compute instance that runs this model. Pricing splits into two usage modes: batch inference, which processes grouped data, and real-time inference, which serves live predictions. Within each mode, you choose from many AWS machine learning instance types. These range across general-purpose, compute-optimized, memory-optimized, and GPU-based families in varying sizes. Larger instances carry higher hourly rates. You scale cost by picking the instance that fits your workload and running it only for the hours you need. Real-time mode offers more instance choices than batch mode.
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What does one HostHrs unit cover, and how is it counted?
One HostHrs unit is one hour of running the model on a single chosen instance type. Billing counts each hour the instance stays active. Partial hours follow AWS metering rules. You pick one instance family and size, then pay its hourly rate for every hour it runs.
Am I charged when the instance is not running inference?
Charges apply per active host hour. A real-time endpoint accrues charges while it stays running, even between requests. Batch jobs charge only for the hours the instance processes data. Stopping the instance ends software charges, though underlying AWS storage fees may still apply.
How do batch and real-time modes differ for my bill?
Batch mode runs on an instance only while processing grouped data, so you pay for those job hours. Real-time mode keeps an endpoint running to serve live predictions, so charges continue for every hour it stays up. Batch suits scheduled workloads; real-time suits continuous prediction needs.
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