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Can someone give me an example of the “killer app” enabled by chat ops? Our builds and deployments are all automated, I get an email (and a message in a Slack
by mulmen 5y ago
Can someone give me an example of the “killer app” enabled by chat ops?
Our builds and deployments are all automated, I get an email (and a message in a Slack room for some reason) for code reviews.
What operational task would I want to do in a chat room with a bot instead of a dedicated web interface or CLI?
- AlphaSite 5y agoI think you could always do it in the UI, but the few use cases I could see this as confined are where approval may be required, e.g. deploy to prod, etc.
- nancyp 5y agoEmojis.
- DoctorOW 5y agoThis specific framework is CLI within Slack. It could be useful for quickly writing a command and having the output be publicly visible. As an anecdotal use of Slack bots, our project reviews (I wasn't on a development team) were entirely on Slack. Building it around Slack helped our internal devs accomplish a working version without having to design their own UIs, auth, notifications, etc. just by leveraging what Slack gives bot creators out of the box.
- ecesena 5y agoSecurity alerts for example? https://github.com/dropbox/securitybot https://github.com/dropbox/securitybot