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‍ Learn how to set up Zabbix Cloud for AWS Auto-Discovery and receive critical alerts via SMS, phone calls, or push notifications. ‍ During the last Zabbix Summit, the company presented a cloud version of its well-known monitoring platform. We at ilert constantly see the growing popularity of Zabbix as more and more teams across the globe utilize it for their monitoring needs. To help users quickly adopt the new cloud version, we delivered this guide.

In this article, we’ll share the structured checklist that we use to measure and optimize ilert's PWA performance. ‍ At ilert, we build our Progressive Web App (PWA) using Capacitor, Ionic, React, and MUI to deliver a robust and responsive incident management platform. Progressive Web Apps are revolutionizing web experiences by combining the best of web and mobile applications. They offer fast native-like experiences, offline capabilities, and many more.

We weren't caught by surprise by Atlassian’s recent announcement that Opsgenie will end sales in the summer of 2025 and discontinue the service in 2027. We heard from new clients who decided to favor ilert over Opsgenie that the Atlassian platform has stagnated for some time now. What did surprise us, however, were the alternatives Atlassian offered its existing Opsgenie users. ‍ We decided to write this explainer to help users make a knowledgeable decision and migrate smartly.

We are excited to announce the integration of ilert with IT-Conductor, a SaaS-based IT operations management and automation platform. This partnership enhances IT-Conductor’s powerful capabilities with ilert’s advanced alerting and incident management, ensuring that IT teams can address issues faster and more efficiently.

We are pleased to announce a new inbound integration in the ilert catalog: RapidSpike. This integration enhances incident management by connecting ilert with RapidSpike’s website monitoring capabilities, ensuring teams receive real-time alerts on website performance, uptime, and security threats.

Building a mobile app often involves selecting the right framework that aligns with your team’s skill set and project requirements. Two popular choices are Ionic and React Native, both of which enable cross-platform development. ‍ In this post, we’ll compare these frameworks and share why we, at ilert, decided to use Ionic for our mobile app.

2025 kicks off with a portion of handy ilert updates!

This blog post will uncover how ilert status pages work, the challenges we encountered while developing this feature, and the problem-solving approaches we adopted.

My name is Tim Gühnemann, and as an AI engineering working student at ilert, I had the privilege of developing and continuous improving ilert AI, ensuring it meets the needs of our customers and aligns with our vision. ‍ Our goal was to provide all our customers with access to ilert AI. We aimed to develop a solution that could adapt dynamically and function independently based on our use cases, similar to the OpenAI Assistant API.