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Mattermost release v5.29 is now available: Incident Management, Mattermost Cloud & more

Mattermost release v5.29 is generally available today. In addition to offering bug fixes for increased stability, the new quality release features the general availability of a pre-installed incident management application, channel moderation settings, and Mattermost Omnibus.

How to Integrate AppDynamics with Slack

Using AppDynamics with Slack, your IT and application teams will always be one step ahead of potential issues with your applications, business transactions, internal and external dependency services, and infrastructure running on-prem and in the cloud. Many of our customers using Slack want to be able to quickly alert a Slack channel when AppDynamics detects a customer-impacting performance issue with a critical application. If you’re one of those customers, we have great news for you: the integration is now available and easy to set up.

Dev Sneak Peek: Custom categories, drag-and-drop, unread channel filtering & more

Mattermost now gives users flexibility to organize channels and direct messages into custom, collapsible sidebar categories. Users gain full personalization of their sidebar to improve productivity, reduce clutter, and focus on what matters. Today, we’re excited to share a preview of some of the experimental sidebar features that the Mattermost team has been working on.

Incident Management in Mattermost: Creating an Incident Playbook

The idea behind Incident Management is to be ready. Not ready for anything, as that can be an unrealistic expectation, but ready to respond when the unexpected inevitably happens. DevOps teams often create incident playbooks in order to ensure they are as ready as possible to handle situations as they arise. Luckily, there is some amazing documentation on how to do just that from our friends at PagerDuty.

3 Remote Productivity Hacks We Wish We Knew from Day One

When Mattermost first started, it didn’t make sense for us to have an office; it was just myself and one other person. They were writing code the whole time, and I was on the phone the whole time, and being in the office we ended up interrupting each other. So eventually we started working from our homes and only got together when we needed to catch up.