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First, any company that has a service running all the time needs Opsgenie. Now I assume you have at least one, possibly a dozen soon :) I think there is one very important factor in deciding when to start using Opsgenie: monitoring. Do you monitor your services? If not, start there and have some visibility into your infra,…
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Oh, and I just remembered we have this amazing blog post on this exact topic. https://www.atlassian.com/blog/it-teams/the-top-10-reasons-companies-are-choosing-opsgenie
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Hi Daniel, welcome to the Atlassian Community and thank you for your great question! We have Opsgenie vs Pagerduty and Opsgenie vs VictorOps pages that I think answers your question from a features perspective. Let me summarize some important differentiators of Opsgenie versus other solutions in the market: * We have…
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Hi Steffen, I definetely see your point. I talked with Opsgenie product managers. They are aware of this and they will soon explore more with the AWS team. Personally, I think these are great suggestions to better integrate with SSM for all relevant Atlassian products. Thank you!
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Makes sense, thanks for the detailed explanation. I didn't see the "will be replaced" note before. Looks like even though the recommended way is to use EvenBridge from now on, it will take some time before people start using it. So, I think I'd be more on the duplicating side :)
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Hey again Steffen! We are already working on an integration with Amazon EventBridge :) A side note, EventBridge uses the same underlying structure with CloudWatch Events but it is a completely new product - at least for now.
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@Andy - PTC Redundant , thanks for asking this great question! And it is nice to hear your company is growing :) Before I answer your question, would you mind telling me how many of you are responsible for running always-on services on production? or in other words, how many people get alerts and try to fix them when…
