Alerting is an extremely important aspect in observability. Many people use prometheus alertmanager. However when you need advanced features it may not be enough. A great alerting solution that can help you is Keep which also happens to be open source. Check what Shahar Glazner is building.
Also, they recently built a cool integration with OpenObserve
Adam Blanchard
Looks fab! Looking forward to following the launch. Love the idea and the simple philosophy behind it. If it's quick to set up, i think you'll be on to something - so people can test it free and quickly.
Shital Gohil
Congratulations on the launch. That's genuinely an ingenious solution! With numerous alerts from various apps, it's challenging to stay on top of them all.
Hashir Ahmed
I'm sure Keep will be a huge hit with DevOps engineers, SREs, and anyone who wants to improve their monitoring and automation capabilities.
Daniel Liechtman
Great work, guys. Anything that could help to reduce the monopoly in the observability/logging landscape is blessed! Already set up my first workflow :)
Gabriel L. Manor
I have been using the Keep OSS for a couple of months now, and seeing the team building it into a fully functional offer is exciting. Keep has already been offered a game-changer value for developers who deal with overwhelming monitoring data, and the new end-to-end workflow offer is the only thing missing in this market. Well done!
High-quality code integrating multiple data sources, aggregating them to solve alert fatigue with Github like workflows github.com/keephq/keep
helps you to connect, automate & analyze alerts for your observability stack, while SIGNL4 sends automated alerts from Keep via push, text & voice calls & includes call routing, escalation & more for a quick reaction in critical situation: signl4.com/blog/portfolio…
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