Neptune.io
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Jul 17, 2019
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Neptune.io
Task SchedulingWhat is Neptune.io?
Neptune.io is a SaaS platform to automate your incident response. It integrates with your monitoring and alerting tools like NewRelic, Nagios, Pagerduty, CloudWatch etc. and lets you automate the remediation easily and much more.
Neptune.io is a tool in the Task Scheduling category of a tech stack.
Key Features
Automatically remediate simple alertsGather diagnostics for complex alertsSeamless integration with monitoring and alerting toolsLight-weight GO agent for runbook executionSecure - No SSH required to your machinesSingle pane of glass your incidents from 20 different sourcesNice analytics and weekly reports around your alertsCorrelation of alerts to help resolve them quicklyGet all diagnostics and action notifications right in your Slack channelCollaborate easily with people from different time zones
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