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A Closer Look at AlertBot's Alert Group Feature

If we start by sharing that AlertBot’s alert group feature lets you, well, alert certain groups, then you might wonder what earth-shattering revelations we have in store — such as water is wet, fire is hot, and the pain of Game of Throne’s final season will never, ever go away (seriously, whatever happened to Gendry?!). Yes, you’re right: the alert group feature IS about alerting groups of people about a site failure — but as George R.R.

New OnPage + ConnectWise Incident Alerting Workflow

OnPage has combined the power of voicemail transcription with keyword-based triggers to identify and prioritize after-hours incidents. The new OnPage + ConnectWise workflow enhances incident alert management for IT and Managed IT clients by drastically decreasing incident response times. By streamlining after-hours on-call communication, OnPage's critical alerting platform has revolutionized the on-call IT industry.

Synced for Success: OnPage & Slack for Incident Response

As the post-pandemic world finds its footing again, a resilient spirit drives the revival, propelling businesses to embrace a new era of technological innovation. Notably, IT teams are swiftly adopting the digital transformation of their processes, particularly in incident response. From virtual collaboration tools and remote IT support to automated incident management, teams have found innovative ways to ensure seamless business continuity while delivering IT services with minimum downtimes.

Automatic log level detection reduces your cognitive load to identify anomalies at 3 am

Let’s face it, when that alert goes off at 2:58am, abruptly shaking you out of a deep slumber because of a high-priority issue hitting the application, you’re not 100% “on”. You need to shake the fog out of your head to focus on the urgent task of fixing the problem. This is where having the best log analytics tool can take on some of that cognitive load. Sumo Logic recently released new features specific to our Log Search queries that automatically detect log levels.

What Is Adaptive Thresholding?

Adaptive thresholding is a term used in computer science and — more specifically — across IT Service Intelligence (ITSI), for analyzing historical data to determine key performance indicators (KPIs) in your IT environment. Among other things, it’s used to govern KPI outliers in an effort to foster more meaningful and trusted performance monitoring alerts.

AIOps & Observability Market Trends and Insights

Join Ron Williams, Principal Analyst at GigaOm, and Shailesh Manjrekar, Chief Marketing Officer at CloudFabrix, in examining the Market Trends of AIOps & Observability. We will also dive deep into the recent GigaOm Radar and discuss "Why is CloudFabrix one of the only two Outperformers for Gigaom Radar?"#gigaom #gigaomradar #webinar #dataops #thoughtleadership.