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The maturity of your alerting strategy has a direct impact on the reliability of your infrastructure and your applications. It can also have a big impact on engineering productivity. So whether you’re talking about resolving incidents faster or avoiding alerting fatigue, alerting should always be front and center.

Check out the latest StatusHub updates and features, including improvement of the recurring events scheduler, updated service status widget appearance and more for the first quarter of 2024.

When businesses experience a surge in activity, there's the potential for unforeseen infrastructure issues. This underscores the importance of establishing infrastructure alerts well in advance. We recognize the paramountcy of a smooth operational period for your business. In this article, we'll delve into the pivotal role of alerts in ensuring the resilience of your infrastructure and the satisfaction of your customers during high-demand periods.

An Incident Response Plan prepares an organization to deal with a security breach or cyber-attack. It defines the procedures an organization should follow if it discovers a possible cyber-attack, enabling it to detect, contain, and resolve problems promptly. Organizations need an IR Plan to safeguard their data, networks, and services from harmful activity and equip their staff to behave strategically.

Here at Mezmo, we see the purpose of a telemetry pipeline is to help ingest, profile, transform, and route data to control costs and drive actionability. There are many ways to do that as we’ve previously discussed in our blogs, but today I’m going to talk about real-time alerting on data in motion, yes - on streaming data, before it reaches its destination.