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xMatters

xMatters Overview - xMatters Demo

Join Stephen Walters, Solutions Architect and DevOps Institute Ambassador, and Daniel Topham, Solutions Architect, as they guide you through a high-level demo of the xMatters solution. See how xMatters sends alerts to the right users at the right time and enriches notifications with relevant data. And, learn how easy it can be to use Flow Designer to integrate different tools and software to create innovative workflows with drag and drop capability.

Workflow Form Layout - xMatters Support

In xMatters, the form layout is where you customize the content and options that are available to the message sender. You can use the form layout to do things like predefine recipients for your messages, add a conference bridge, attach documents, specify a customized sender display name, or add a map that the sender can use to target users at specific sites.

xMatters Out Run Release Recap: Service-centric Automations, Callable Flows, and More!

What’s one of the fundamental principles of DevOps? Automation. There are many ways to leverage automation to facilitate DevOps practices for enabling consistency, reliability, and efficiency within the organization. That’s why we’re taking serious strides to ensure that xMatters can allow full automation and coordination of the many tools we use to make incident management easier and more efficient for front-line responders.

Creating Subscription Forms - xMatters Support

In xMatters, you can use subscriptions to ensure that you are always informed about certain events. These subscriptions will send you notifications whenever an event occurs that matches your pre-determined criteria, even if you are not directly targeted to receive a notification for that event. Follow us on social!
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What Is a DevOps Toolchain and How Does It Work?

Picture yourself trying to resolve a code error when you notice an additional issue outside your realm of expertise that's making matters worse. Your instinct is to get in touch with the right contact as quickly as possible to resolve the issue so that there's no further impact on the system's uptime. But what if you can't get in touch with them immediately, or don't know who to contact? Instead of trying to solve the problem without support, a DevOps toolchain could have mitigated this chain reaction from the start.