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https://www.linkedin.com/in/jjrichardtang/ https://x.com/jjrichardtang jj@rootly.com
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Show HN: On-Call Health – Spot signs of overload in incident responders
Hi HN, We built On-Call Health to help teams detect signs of overload in on-call incident responders. Burnout is too common for SREs and other on-call engineers and that’s who we s…
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Comment #44126733
It's always a bit jarring when a tool you've relied on announces its sunset. Opsgenie has been a staple for many teams, and transitions like this can stir up a mix of nostalgia and…
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Comment #44009699
Tbh this took us about a day to build and well worth it. Makes on-call lives so much easier. Not sure why they don't yet https://rootly.com/changelog/sync-on-call-schedules-with-sl…
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Comment #44009690
Def worth taking a look at Rootly On-Call, we've helped everyone from Rivian to Brex migrate over from PagerDuty :)
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Comment #44009652
JJ here, obviously bias as I am the founder of Rootly.com that's building in this space. We are a modern AI-native on-call and incident management platform here at Rootly.com. We a…
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Comment #43757920
Where you host is underrated. When I started building on-call for Rootly the first thing we did was build a multi-cloud setup (AWS and GCP) for honestly pretty overkill reliability…
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Comment #43647379
Happy to give them Rootly as a backup ;)
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>Most of the software I wrote requires mostly no interference or fix-ups, unless of course the requirements have changed Bug-free software is great, but changing requirements are p…
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Comment #43393699
There are certainly more alternatives than ever. I am certainly team "hosting your own on-call is a terrible idea". Standalone tools like Rootly (where I work) but also likely ever…