Ops person here, fixing it is generally impossible as most alarms are due to code and development teams don't give a shit. "It's just one false alarm occasional

Ops person here, fixing it is generally impossible as most alarms are due to code and development teams don't give a shit. "It's just one false alarm occasionally, what's the big deal?" or "We are no longer working on that product." or "I have 14 features to do, go away ops and deal." If we completely shut off the alarm, one time it's actually an issue, I'll get dinged for shutting down monitoring. So yea, I mark it's priority as low so it doesn't wake me up in PagerDuty and move on.