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Alerts Don't Suck. YOUR Alerts Suck! - devopsdays Seattle 2024

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When people tell me “alerts suck”, I tell them “No, YOUR alerts suck.” Here’s why: We suck at creating alerts that are useful, meaningful, and most of all actionable. Nobody “likes” getting alerts. Best-case, you find out something went (or is going) wrong. Far more often, the alerts we receive are meaningless, trivial, or just plain wrong - a source of constant interruptions, false alarms, and noise. While many are…

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