VictorOps
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CommentsWhat is VictorOps?
VictorOps is a real-time incident management platform that combines the power of people and data to embolden DevOps teams so they can handle incidents as they occur and prepare for the next one.
VictorOps is a tool in the Monitoring category of a tech stack.
Key Features
On-call schedule management - easily set up rotations, teams & escalation policiesCollaborative problem-solving - get the right eyes on the problem quicklyPost-mortem reportingAlert annotations - attach documentation to incoming alerts that will help to reduce TTRHipChat & Slack bidirectional integrationsIncident push, SMS, email, phone notificationsOne touch on-call handoffs - switch on-call when real life interrupts & make sure everyone knowsFiltered incident panesMaintenance modeMobile incident acknowledgementsReal-time live infrastructure timeline - all the context you need in one placeAndroid and iOS native apps
VictorOps Pros & Cons
Pros of VictorOps
- ✓The transmogrifier is a game changer
- ✓Great Team, Great Product
- ✓Free tier
- ✓Great tiered escalation management
- ✓Much better than ANY of the alternatives. Todd is GREAT
- ✓Android app with Wear integration
- ✓On-call routing and the timeline is brilliant
- ✓Awesome Team always updating
- ✓Nice UI
Cons of VictorOps
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VictorOps Alternatives & Comparisons
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