rootlyhq

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by rootlyhq 5mo ago
Rootly | Multiple Roles | Toronto, ON (Hybrid) + Remote | Full-time Rootly builds AI-native incident management (on-call, incident response, status pages, retrospectives, and AI SRE) in one platform. Used by Cisco, NVIDIA, Figma, Replit, We
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by rootlyhq 6mo ago
Rootly | Toronto, Canada | Hybrid (onsite) | Full-Time | rootly.com/careers Rootly is the AI-native incident management platform. We build the on-call, incident response, and AI SRE tools that engineering teams at NVIDIA, Figma, Canva,
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by rootlyhq 10mo ago
Rootly | AI-native on-call & incident response (Slack/Teams) | REMOTE (US/Canada/Europe); optional hubs SF & Toronto We build the end-to-end platform that helps SRE/eng teams detect, manage, and learn from incide
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by rootlyhq 11mo ago
Rootly | AI-native on-call & incident response (Slack/Teams) | Remote (US/Canada/Europe) We help engineering teams resolve incidents faster—from first alert to retrospective—used by 1000+ customers like NVIDIA, Glean, Mis
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A Complete Guide to Effective Incident Management(rootly.com)
1 points by rootlyhq 1y ago|1 comments
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by rootlyhq 1y ago
100%, people won't feel like they all have to half lead themselves and will know what to do instead of trying to do a bit of everything - jorge l
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The Art of Incident Management Pt. 1(rootly.com)
1 points by rootlyhq 1y ago|2 comments
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Rootly joins Groq OpenBench with an SRE-focused benchmark(rootly.com)
1 points by rootlyhq 1y ago|0 comments
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AI First Platform Engineering: 3 Signals from PlatformCon(thenewstack.io)
1 points by rootlyhq 1y ago|0 comments
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Developers lose focus 1,200 times a day – how MCP could change that(venturebeat.com)
1 points by rootlyhq 1y ago|1 comments
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AI SRE Needs More Than AI: It Needs Operational Context(rootly.com)
10 points by rootlyhq 1y ago|1 comments
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by rootlyhq 1y ago
AI SREs are proving they can help engineers narrow down failure domains and speed up root cause hypotheses. In principle, AI can surface anomalies or dependency failures faster than a human operator scanning dashboards. The challenge, howev
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When leaders shouldn't lead incidents(rootly.com)
1 points by rootlyhq 1y ago|1 comments
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by rootlyhq 1y ago
In high-pressure incidents, strong leadership is essential, but sometimes the best move is to step back. Lets explore why well-meaning leaders can unintentionally slow teams down, how trust and clear communication empower responders to exce