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Python companion code for a book describing a CI/CD pipeline that detects production errors, diagnoses root causes with an AI model, scores its own confidence, proposes a fix on a branch and opens a pull request for human review. It runs offline with a replay model and can also…

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DevOps and SRE engineers building self-healing CI/CD and incident response automation on AWS

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