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by jjtang1 2y ago
15 eng prob falls nicely into our startup offering, would be pretty discounted: https://rootly.com/startups You get on-call + incident response + status pages. And a pretty "defaults only" experience ootb.
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by jjtang1 2y ago
I thought maybe a link was TOO promotional haha. https://rootly.com/ || and Opsgenie comparison (features): https://rootly.com/comparisons/opsgenie-vs-rootly-on-call
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by jjtang1 2y ago
[Promotional warning] Damn. As a founder in the incident management space (Rootly) I've had a lot of respect for Opsgenie. They had unique features like heartbeats and ran a lean but mighty team before selling to Atlassian. We saw them
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by jjtang1 2y ago
As a founder in this space (Rootly.com), I firmly believe in rising tides lift all ships. Let's all keep making incidents work better for folks! :)
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by jjtang1 2y ago
Very cool. Disclaimer I am the co-founder of Rootly, a modern on-call and incident response platform doing some pretty cool things across GenAI. So quite passionate about this space and our platform is used by companies like LinkedIn, Figma
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by jjtang1 3y ago
CEO and co-founder of Rootly here - ask me anything about our on-call solution! Here's a bit about how we got here: We began this journey in early 2023 after hearing how frustrated you were with products like PagerDuty that were clunky
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by jjtang1 3y ago
CEO and co-founder of Rootly here - ask me anything about our on-call solution! Here's a bit about how we got here: We began this journey in early 2023 after hearing how frustrated you were with products like PagerDuty that were clunk
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by jjtang1 3y ago
Lots of great alternatives to PagerDuty these days. Would def recommend checking out Rootly On-Call too: https://twitter.com/rootlyhq/status/1764724452783202615
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by jjtang1 3y ago
Can I use this to drop my kid off at school? ;)
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by jjtang1 3y ago
Linear is the only thing saving startups like ours from using Jira ;)
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by jjtang1 3y ago
Yup! I told the team at our all-hands I started doing this and usually while I am in motion. So far only positive feedback. I've also been able to get ahead of a few silos that were building at our business too. Fun way to get to know
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by jjtang1 3y ago
Congrats on the launch, we'll have to get you integrated with Rootly :). We can enable incident responders to fetch metrics while they respond to incidents in Slack!
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by jjtang1 3y ago
One of the things at Rootly I started doing is helping everyone identify what are the little habits you can do daily that equate to "making the bed". This helps find the wins that help kick start momentum. For me as the CEO, I try
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by jjtang1 3y ago
Are you leaving Carta for Pulley or other platforms? We've been long time Carta customers at Rootly.
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by jjtang1 3y ago
Sadly batteries in these kind of devices don't survive time well. I just got an iPod Nano 4th generation for gym/cardio for less distraction and a healthy dose of nostalgia. But at my company Rootly we let employees upgrade laptop
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by jjtang1 3y ago
Have you tried Alertmanager (Prometheus) before? Gives you a ton of flexibility too. We use that in conjunction with our own product (obviously bias), Rootly.com for incident management on Slack to collaborate on any alerts / incidents
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by jjtang1 3y ago
I would also take a look at Rootly.com - companies like Elastic, Figma, and others use them to automate their incident response. They allow companies to collaborate on Slack, plug into existing integrations like PagerDuty/Jira, and off
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by jjtang1 3y ago
Congrats on the launch, the early traction is great to see. Would be happy to jam more on my experiences building Rootly.com, an incident management platform on Slack used by Canva, Cockroach Labs, and others! :) -JJ
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by jjtang1 4y ago
Curious about what everyone's experience was when they found out about the security incident and how your organization reacted?
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by jjtang1 4y ago
Some practical monitoring articles: https://rootly.com/blog For example: 1/ https://rootly.com/blog/monitoring-your-platform-from-multip... 2/ https://rootly.com/blog/the
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by jjtang1 4y ago
For all things SRE and incident management: https://rootly.com/blog
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by jjtang1 4y ago
Thank you for the kind words, Aaron. Been a pleasure partnering with the Taplytics team! We work with 100s of companies like Canva, Grammarly, OpenSea and others to help build a consistent incident response process on Slack if you're i
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by jjtang1 4y ago
Roblox one is one of my favourite: https://blog.roblox.com/2022/01/roblox-return-to-service-10-... . FWIW - my company https://rootly.com/ builds a tool that helps automate postmortem write ups (e.
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by jjtang1 4y ago
Have you looked at https://rootly.com/ before?
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by jjtang1 4y ago
My co-founder and I were working at Instacart and started building https://rootly.com/ (incident management on Slack) before turning it into a full-time job, building a team, and now working with some fantastic companies li
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by jjtang1 4y ago
This is awesome, great to see more products cropping up in the space too. For context I started https://rootly.com/ if you have any feedback :) Happy to talk live and compare notes!
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by jjtang1 4y ago
For anyone that is interested, my team at Rootly ( https://rootly.com/ ) built an incident management platform that has been greatly inspired by the folks at Stripe!
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by jjtang1 4y ago
For anyone that is interested, my team at Rootly ( https://rootly.com/ ) built an incident management platform that has been greatly inspired by the folks at Stripe!
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by jjtang1 4y ago
Very cool! Love what Airbnb has done here to better tackle incident response. For companies without the engineering resources to build themselves, a great alternative is https://rootly.com/ !
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SRE Meetup in London, UK on June 21 – PagerDuty Summit Cancelled
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