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Grafana Labs launches free incident management tool in Grafana Cloud

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Re: Grafana Labs launches free incident management tool in Grafana Cloud

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Post by buro9 »

matryer wrote: post #2

I work at Grafana, so AMA about the tool :)

I also work at Grafana Labs, and could just Slack you... but as you've asked...

Incident is available in the free tier, that's awesome... are there any limitations on that at all? Is the free tier version of Incident as fully featured as the paid tiers?

Re: Grafana Labs launches free incident management tool in Grafana Cloud

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Post by farhan0410 »

buro9 wrote: post #3
matryer wrote: post #2

I work at Grafana, so AMA about the tool :)

I also work at Grafana Labs, and could just Slack you... but as you've asked... Incident is available in the free tier, that's awesome... are there any limitations on that at all? Is the free tier version of Incident as fully featured as the paid tiers?

Yes Grafana Incident is available (fully featured) in the free tier of Grafana Cloud

Re: Grafana Labs launches free incident management tool in Grafana Cloud

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Post by matryer »

buro9 wrote: post #3
matryer wrote: post #2

I work at Grafana, so AMA about the tool :)

I also work at Grafana Labs, and could just Slack you... but as you've asked... Incident is available in the free tier, that's awesome... are there any limitations on that at all? Is the free tier version of Incident as fully featured as the paid tiers?

Hello :) The free version is fully featured, so you just limited to number of users in the free tier (three).

Re: Grafana Labs launches free incident management tool in Grafana Cloud

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Post by matryer »

solarkraft wrote: post #7
matryer wrote: post #2

I work at Grafana, so AMA about the tool :)

Is there a chance we'll see it open sourced / a self hosting option?

No plans currently, but a self hosted option seems reasonable. Although, most people like their emergency tech not hosted on their own tech :)
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