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Alerting

Now in beta: alerting for modern DevOps teams

Although FireHydrant has spent five years focused on what happens after your team (erg, I mean service 🙄) gets paged, the topic of alerting often comes up in discussions with our community. People are tired of paying big bucks for software that’s expensive, bloated, and hasn’t seen much innovation. Clearly, there’s a problem here – and we’re tackling it head on.

Grafana Alerting: How to monitor alerts for better alert management

With the release of Grafana 10.2, we made a number of enhancements to Grafana Alerting. These updates included the rollout of Insights, a new section of the Grafana Alerting home page. Available now to all Grafana Cloud users, Insights offers valuable information, such as statistics on alert rules and notifications, to help you monitor alerting data and quickly analyze alert performance.

Autocorrelate Alerts With Squadcast's Key-Based Deduplication

With the increasing complexity of technology stacks and monitoring tools, managing incidents can become overwhelming, leading to alert noise, alert fatigue, and delayed responses. This is where Key-Based Deduplication comes to the rescue, streamlining incident handling and enhancing the effectiveness of your Incident Management platform.

How to create an on-call policy and rotation in OneUptime?

In this tutorial video, we walk you through the process of creating an on-call policy and rotation in OneUptime. We start by explaining what an on-call policy is and why it’s crucial for your organization. We then guide you step-by-step on how to set up a policy, including defining the policy name, setting the escalation rules, and adding users to the policy. Next, we delve into creating a rotation for the policy. We explain how to set the rotation length, start time, and participants. We also show you how to handle holidays and time-off requests within the rotation.

How to build workflows in OneUptime and integrate OneUptime with anything?

OneUptime is a complete open-source observability platform. It allows you to create workflows and integrate with over 5000 different services and products without writing any code. This integration capability allows OneUptime to connect with the rest of your software stack. Building workflows in OneUptime likely involves defining the sequence of operations that should occur based on certain triggers or conditions. These workflows can help automate processes, such as incident management, alerting the right people at the right time, and more.