Where I work the developer on-call covers more than just their team's work so we make use of Playbooks (though we call them "Run books"). A scenario might be:

Where I work the developer on-call covers more than just their team's work so we make use of Playbooks (though we call them "Run books"). A scenario might be: "If service X throws an error of the type Y, then re-deploy service Z." When services X and Z belong to another team and members of my team have no reason to understand those services and errors that intimately, then having the Run books/playbook means I'm not waking up someone on another team at 3:33 AM.