IncidentHub can now send notifications to Microsoft Teams.

Under the hood it uses Adaptive Cards which support JSON based templating to push rich notifications to Teams channels. The benefit of the templating model is that you can separate data from the layout.

For services with thousands of components (Google Cloud, Salesforce, etc), just start typing to filter out the ones you want instead of endless scrolling.

The overall experience is also faster now because it's based on TanStack's react-virtual library.

Try it out by creating an IncidentHub acct.

Hey Folks,
This is the second launch of IncidentHub on PH.

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Since the first one more than a year ago, I've learnt a lot from my users and customers whose feedback has improved and continues to improve the product.

Looking forward to your feedback!

A public status page forms the face of your organization's service availability. It is the first point of contact for customers to check the status of your services during a crisis. Ensuring the credibility and uptime of your public status page is crucial.

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IncidentHub's public status pages now have:

- Affected components

- Historical data for the last 30 days

- Overall status of all your services at a glance

Cloud maintenance is unavoidable if you use any cloud vendor's services. Staying on top of upcoming maintenance events and minimizing impact on your own apps and users can pose challenges if not planned well. Read more in our latest article on how to do so. blog.incidenthub.cloud/planning-for...

IncidentHub public status pages now support dark mode

Public status pages with a dedicated subdomain are now available in all IncidentHub accounts. Try it out!

What's next on the road map:
- Theme customization
- Custom domains
- Password protection
- Subscription options
- Affected components view
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A sneak peek into what's coming at #IncidentHub

If you're in Ops/SRE/IT teams and responsible for monitoring, or have on-call duties, you know how bad alert fatigue can get when you have badly configured, out of date, irrelevant alerts. It's true for third-party alerts as well as for your own services.

Hook up your third-party incident alerts to any system of your choice that supports webhooks blog.incidenthub.cloud/how-to-recei...

Have you tried the new IncidentHub Slack app yet?

- Login to your account incidenthub.cloud/dashboard
- My Channels -> Add -> Slack
- Choose your target channel for alerts, and you're all set! 🚀

January 2025 Product Updates

For the last two months, we have focused on improving the onboarding experience for users, improving reliability of our backend systems, and an easier to use dashboard.

Read more in the IncidentHub blog blog.incidenthub.cloud/product-upda...

Adding a Grafana Dashboard to Your Prometheus Setup blog.incidenthub.cloud/adding-a-gra...

Evaluating status page providers and unable to decide between self-managed and hosted? These guidelines can help you choose.
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Our new dashboard is live with some goodies
- Service and channel usage indicators
- Subscription plan indicator
- Upgrade directly from your dashboard

Sending Alerts Using Prometheus and Alertmanager blog.incidenthub.cloud/sending-aler... #DevOps #monitoring #observability #Prometheus #SRE #sitereliabilityengineering

Integrate Incident Alerts Into Your Slack Workspace blog.incidenthub.cloud/Integrate-In...

A Step by Step Guide to Checking if a SaaS is Down blog.incidenthub.cloud/A-Step-by-St...