Video Resources

Videos from OpsWorker

Vodcasts, live demos, use cases, and expert Q&A — everything you need to see OpsWorker in action and hear from the engineers building the future of AI-driven incident response.

RootCause Vodcasts Live Demos

Jun 29, 2026

Root Cause of a Healthy Team

In this episode of Root Cause, Nune explores what makes engineering teams genuinely healthy — not just productive by metrics, but resilient, communicative, and capable of sustained high performance. The conversation digs into the underlying dynamics that distinguish thriving teams from those that burn out or underperform. From psychological safety and feedback culture to how autonomy and alignment coexist, this episode gets to the root cause of team health in high-pressure engineering environments where AI is reshaping how we work.

Jun 22, 2026

Root Cause of Solopreneur Success: Before, During, and After AI

Nune sits down with Orel Zilberman, the solo builder behind WriteStack, the biggest tool for Substack creators. Orel spent 599 days shipping roughly ten products that made zero dollars, then committed to one idea for six months and built a six-figure business. He has lived three eras of solo building: before AI tooling arrived, as it emerged, and today. They get to the root cause of what AI actually changed for one-person companies: building got faster, but knowing what to build, and sticking with it, remains just as hard.

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Jun 9, 2026

The Root Cause of Wanting to Learn

Nune sits down with Ia Mg, seasoned engineer, former CS teacher, and author of Bits Complicated, to explore the root cause of learning itself. They question whether AI makes us better learners or worse, why domain knowledge matters more than programmers admit, and what happens when the answer is always one prompt away. Concepts like learning debt and the idea of learning as a rebellious act in the age of instant AI responses form the heart of this conversation.

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May 26, 2026

The Root Cause of Never Learning

Nune sits down with Adrian Hornsby, former AWS Principal Engineer, founder of Resilium Labs, and author of Why We Still Suck at Resilience, to get to the root cause of what is quietly breaking inside engineering organizations as AI absorbs more of the thinking. They dig into the gap between how we imagine systems work and how they actually behave, why that gap is where all real learning lives, and what happens to a team when AI absorbs the thinking itself.

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May 25, 2026

The Hidden Danger of Automating Engineering Work

Success and failure do not come from different places. People adapt, take shortcuts, and exercise judgment constantly, and these same adaptations both keep systems running and cause them to fail. When we automate a process, we do not just remove inefficiency, we remove the load-bearing walls. AI accelerates this risk by delegating the thinking itself, not just execution. This episode explores the root cause of automation blindness: can engineering organizations harness AI without losing the cognitive capabilities that kept their systems resilient?

May 11, 2026

Who Is Speaking for the Experts?

In the debut episode of Root Cause, Nune sits down with Marc Babin, award-winning digital marketing professional and creator of over a dozen podcasts, to explore why technical experts stay silent online. They uncover the root cause of expert silence, how to cut through content noise authentically, and how busy professionals can build a visible personal brand without resorting to empty self-promotion. A candid conversation about the long game of trust-building through genuine content in a world flooded with AI-generated noise.

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Apr 9, 2026

Your Tools Show Signals. Nobody Investigates. | OpsWorker AI SRE

AI accelerated code generation but it did nothing for incident response. Teams ship faster than ever, yet when something breaks, engineers still jump between dashboards, logs, traces, and deployment history manually. The problem is not a lack of data; existing tools show signals but do not investigate. OpsWorker co-founder Nune Isabekyan demonstrates how the platform correlates telemetry, service dependencies, deployments, and code changes and delivers root cause to Slack in under two minutes.

Apr 8, 2026

OpsWorker AI SRE Video Presentation by CTO Nune Isabekyan

CTO and co-founder Nune Isabekyan presents the OpsWorker AI SRE platform covering the vision, the architecture, and the problem it solves for modern engineering teams. This presentation walks through why traditional observability tools fall short for incident investigation, how the agentic AI approach differs from alerting and monitoring, and what the production intelligence layer means for teams managing complex Kubernetes and cloud-native environments. Ideal for technical leaders evaluating AI-assisted operations platforms.

Mar 17, 2026

247 Alerts. Your Team Read Zero. Here Is What They Did Instead.

When alert volumes overwhelm engineering teams, the real danger is not the alerts themselves but the investigations that never happen. This video explores how teams buried under hundreds of daily alerts end up ignoring the signals that matter most. OpsWorker addresses this by automatically triaging and investigating every alert, ensuring no production issue goes unexamined. Teams shift from reactive fire-fighting to a model where AI handles first-response investigation and engineers focus on decisions, not dashboards.

Feb 10, 2026

From Alert to Fix in 2 Minutes: AI-Powered Root Cause Analysis | OpsWorker Demo

A complete microservice incident investigation from alert to fix in under two minutes. OpsWorker handles a real-world outage in AstroShop, the OpenTelemetry demo app, where the product review service becomes unavailable under load. Watch OpsWorker automatically receive the Alertmanager alert, visualize full service topology and dependencies, identify the root configuration issue, provide exact terminal commands to fix it, and verify service restoration. A clear demonstration of AI-powered root cause analysis replacing hours of manual investigation.

Feb 9, 2026

This Is How Incident Response Will Work in 2026

An AI SRE agent that investigates production issues end-to-end automatically. No dashboards, no war rooms, no context switching across tools. OpsWorker handles a live production alert by investigating across Kubernetes, services, configs, and dependencies; correlating signals automatically; identifying root causes; and delivering a complete investigation directly to Slack. This is not observability, it is autonomous incident investigation. Teams reduce MTTR by over 50% and reclaim senior SRE time from repetitive manual debugging cycles.

Feb 2, 2026

OpsWorker AI Fixes Kubernetes Incidents Automatically | Live Demo of AI SRE in Action

Watch OpsWorker automatically investigate and fix a critical Kubernetes incident in real time. This demo, recorded after just six weeks of development, shows a Node.js app on AWS with PostgreSQL suffering an Out-of-Memory crash causing 502 errors. The OpsWorker AI SRE agent takes over: extracting alert context, collecting multi-level Kubernetes signals, validating object integrity, performing root cause analysis, and delivering precise remediation steps. The entire investigation from alert fire to actionable fix happens automatically, without manual dashboard hopping.

Video Resources

Videos from OpsWorker

Vodcasts, live demos, use cases, and expert Q&A — everything you need to see OpsWorker in action and hear from the engineers building the future of AI-driven incident response.

RootCause Vodcasts Live Demos

Jun 29, 2026