Azure Operator Service Manager

Reduce the impact of errors when executing fleet-wide software rollouts with safe-deployment practices. Use workflow actions like gates, delays, and sequence control to ensure the right task happens at the right time. When cancellations interrupt running operations, use rollbacks to revert. Blast radius graphs enable you to capture unexpected results, and disconnected mode allows operations even if a site becomes isolated.

Provision complex service configurations using roles and templates. First, a publisher onboards the basic service parameters. Next, a designer composes the service design, mapping service parameters into a template. Finally, an operator associates a template with site-specific values and requests convergence to deploy a service instance to one or many sites.

Achieve zero-touch, closed-loop automation by coupling service orchestration with network analytics. Draw on insights built from network performance KPIs, subscriber data records, and real-time error logging to increase orchestration service awareness. Use this awareness to make intelligent decisions, such as whether a rollout was successful and to trigger an immediate action, such as a rollback.

Prevent actions by bad actors before they can negatively impact service with strict software image and service artifact supply chain policy compliance. Ensure what the publisher has onboarded is what the operator deploys, with sufficient background tracking for auditing and oversight.