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Hey there! Last year, we introduced Catalog—the ultimate connected map of everything within your organization. Catalog was designed to address a major pain point in incident response: understanding the context […]
Hey there! Last year, we introduced Catalog—the ultimate connected map of everything within your organization. Catalog was designed to address a major pain point in incident response: understanding the context […]
At incident.io, we operate an on-call product. Ensuring high availability is crucial for our customers, which is why excellent observability (o11y) is a key tool for us. Observability enhances the […]
We’ve launched incident.io for Microsoft Teams Imagine a major outage. Support tickets are piling up, and everyone is in a frenzy for information. Notifications are flooding in, and time is […]
Hey there! So, let’s talk about the release of On-call. Our team knew that for this product to succeed, we needed to have a rock-solid system right from the start. […]
Welcome to Behind the Flame, a series created to showcase our incidentios. Meet Julia Pearson, our Head of Growth Marketing here at incident.io. Q: What has been your favorite incident.io […]
Hey there! Guess what? We’re super excited to introduce SEV0, the incident management conference! TL;DR: We’re throwing a conference called SEV0, and it’s going to be epic. If you’re a […]
Hey there! It’s been almost 2 years since we last talked about our data stack, and boy do we have some exciting updates for you! Let’s dive right in and […]
Hey there, ready to dive into onboarding yourself as an engineer at incident.io? Here at incident.io, we take pride in using infrastructure as code to configure everything possible. And why […]
Hey there, let me share with you my journey at incident.io. About six months ago, during my interview process, Jack, my future manager, mentioned that the Data team had been […]
Welcome to Behind the Flame, a series created to showcase our incidents. Meet Sofie Vanhal, a Commercial Account Executive here at incident.io. Q: What has been your favorite incident.io memory […]