International Business Machines Corporation

Kyndryl, Inc.

Alexandre Q Baltar

Sergio Varga

Guilherme Steinberger Elias

Edson Gomes Pereira

Marcos V Paraiso

Thiago C Rotta

Rodrigo Candido Leme

A process collects information about multiple systems of a computing environment from environmental tools web sources. The process builds and trains a classification model that extracts relevant information that classifies technical issues of the computing environment. The process performs root cause and predictive analyses, and identifies root causes of experienced technical issues and predicted technical issues. Based on identifying the root causes of the experienced technical issues, or identifying predicted issues, the process provides suggested corrective actions or optimization actions. Effectiveness of the suggested corrective actions and suggested optimization actions is tracked, and results of the tracking are fed into a training process that further trains the classification model.

Root cause and predictive analyses for technical issues of a computing environment

For migrating a workload, a workload running in a first system is scanned, wherein the scanning is prior to migrating the workload to a second system and detects features installed in the first system for the workload, including service management features. How the features for the workload are configured is determined responsive to the scanning detecting features installed in the first system for the workload. An identity record is created that identifies the detected features and defines how the detected features are configured in the first system. The identity record is sent to a second system. The second system is sent a request for migrating the workload to the second system, wherein the request specifies for the second system to provision a workload configured with features specified in the identity record.

Technology for service management applications and cloud workload migration

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Alexandre Q Baltar