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How HPE Zerto built an agentic troubleshooting system with Amazon Bedrock

HPE Zerto deployed multi-agent troubleshooting in production — not a pilot. Here's how they grounded agents in live DR data on-premises.

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Why it matters

A real-world agent deployment case study showing the engineering patterns practitioners need to move agents from experiment to production: multi-agent orchestration, on-premises grounding, and integration with live operational data.

The key facts

11 to know
  1. Multi-agent architecture (specific agents not named in headline, but implied in 'multi-agent')

  2. On-premises deployment model

  3. Built with Strands Agents framework

  4. Amazon Bedrock backend

  5. Grounding agents in live disaster recovery data

  6. Production troubleshooting system (not pilot)

  7. Multi-agent architecture for disaster-recovery troubleshooting

  8. On-premises deployment model (agents run inside customer environment)

  9. Powered by Amazon Bedrock

  10. Grounding agents in live DR data (engineering challenge described)

  11. HPE Zerto is the platform (disaster-recovery/backup software vendor)

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Publisher excerpt: HPE Zerto built an agentic troubleshooting system powered by Amazon Bedrock that runs on-premises inside the customer environment. This post describes the multi-agent architecture, the on-premises deployment model built with Strands Agents, and the engineering challenges of grounding agents in live…
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