SignalFx announced the integration of SignalFx’s real-time cloud monitoring platform with Atlassian’s Opsgenie incident management platform.
The complexity of today’s modern environments combined with customer expectations that applications perform flawlessly requires DevOps teams to be hyper-responsive in the event something goes wrong. Issues must be quickly identified and remediated with an effective solution in a fraction of the time. The SignalFx integration with Opsgenie not only provides instantaneous notification when a problem occurs, but also ensures that the right alert is routed to the right team with deep insights into what caused the problem and how to immediately resolve it. As a result, DevOps teams can now confidently push cutting-edge features and capabilities into production environments more quickly -- enabling businesses to more aggressively pursue their digital transformation agendas.
“Modern applications driven by microservices can become a minefield for DevOps as problems are easily obscured,” said Karthik Rau, CEO of SignalFx. “Without accurate and rapid visibility into problems, development teams can be brought to a screeching stop with dire consequences for your business. The new SignalFx Integration with Atlassian’s Opsgenie solves this very problem by combining SignalFx’s real-time monitoring and problem detection capabilities based on streaming analytics with Opsgenie’s modern incident management.”
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