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By Jorge Lainfiesta
Use the different timezones and varied needs of your team to schedule on-call rotations that make everyone happy.
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By Jorge Lainfiesta
No matter how good a new teammate is, a lot of their success is in your hands.
To become battle-tested, you need to go through battles, not just read books or mentor newcomers. Both are helpful but the stakes are low. On the other hand, high stake jobs, such as running a big project or managing a team, are hard to get when you lack experience. So how can we solve this dilemma? Enter incident response.
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By Tiffany Cox
Explore how AI-powered tools like Slack, Salesforce, Canva, and Rootly are revolutionizing the way we work.
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By Tiffany Cox
Rootly On-Call streamlines incident management with automated scheduling, noise reduction, and centralized documentation. It mitigates on-call fatigue with features like flexible overrides, shift visibility, and shadow rotations, enhancing team well-being and preventing burnout.
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By JJ Tang
Say hello to smarter incident management with smart summaries, mitigation message suggestions, and our new conversational assistant! 🚀✨
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By Tiffany Cox
It's completely normal to feel a little overwhelmed and stressed out at work these days. Technology has collaboration moving at the speed of light, and time away from screens is at an all-time low, blurring the lines between work and personal time. Plus, it's hard to ignore the multitude of tech outages that have been making headlines lately, leaving teams anxiously on edge. When you are a professional with on-call cycles, the potential of outages adds another level of complexity to the mix.
It has been lightly revised and reposted with his permission from the original article on Medium. So, you’re training incident commanders (IC), and you have your group read Google’s SRE books. Everyone knows what they are supposed to do and you are ready for any incident, right? Not quite. Half of your team complains that the descriptions are too vague or don’t apply to their situations, and the other half just starts to improvise. The result?
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Rootly is a turnkey incident response command centre that brings the best reliability practices from Google, Netflix, Amazon to those without a million-dollar budget.
Rootly is an all-in-one platform that streamlines collaboration, communication, and learning. It automates away manual toil engineers suffer through today and captures data-driven insights. With Rootly, companies accelerate their incident resolution and learn how to prevent them in the future.
Teams depend on Rootly to improve their reliability:
- Collaborate: Seamlessly handoff alerts from PagerDuty to quickly declare incidents from your tool of choice like Slack. Automatically involve all the right teams in seconds, not minutes. Beyond just engineering but loop in legal, support, and sales. With intelligent workflows, no more wondering what team owns which service or who should be responsible for what. Rootly does the heavy lifting for you.
- Communicate: Build your incident timeline through Web or Slack. Autolink war rooms with our Zoom & Google Meet integrations. Rich and customizable private and public status pages ensure everyone is updated while you focus on what you do best, fighting fires.
- Remediate: Enrich your timeline with automated Genius workflows. Fetch relevant information as recent git commits of your impacted services. Customize your workflows based on any incident condition.
- Retrospective: Learn from incidents with beautiful postmortems engineers want to write without the manual toil of copy and pasting. Accurately replay past incidents to help simulate real world disaster scenarios to train engineers faster and keep their tools sharp. Organized and easily shared, not buried in a Google Doc that can’t be found.
All-in-one incident response platform for humans.