Hi Yangsters, I hope everyone is staying safe during these unpredictable times. As a fellow professional in technology, I’m guessing your workload has either remained the same or you’re now extra busy since more people are moving to doing everything online. I’ve been so busy that I haven’t been able to provide a proper update on the ongoings of Bikini Bottom—until now. But don’t worry! We’ll get through this together!
What drives an enterprise’s decision to adopt an AIOps platform? Which key problems are they trying to solve? Once it’s deployed, how can they track its value, and explain it to non-IT business leaders? What cultural and technology changes does an AIOps deployment trigger?
Alerting systems centralize all IT alerts into one intuitive platform. IT alerting systems integrate with your tooling stack, and provide alert controls that help teams increase efficiency and reduce false positives. The main functions of an IT alerting system include activating incident response, automating alerts, providing intuitive reports, and enabling quick communication between roles. To enable these functions, alerting systems should be designed with quality in mind, rather than quantity.
Looking to get some traction for urgent alerts? If you’ve got fifteen minutes to follow the below steps you can setup an Alert Subscription that sends alerts directly to Slack.
