This blog post compares two incident management platforms: Squadcast and Opsgenie. The key difference is that Squadcast offers a unified solution for on-call scheduling, incident response, communication, and automation, while Opsgenie focuses on alerting and on-call scheduling. Squadcast is also easier to use and offers more features, such as built-in status pages and AI/ML for noise reduction. Ultimately, the best platform for your team depends on your needs and whether you already use Atlassian tools.

This blog post compares two incident management platforms: Squadcast and Pagerduty. It highlights that while both offer similar features like on-call scheduling, alerting, and communication, Squadcast caters more towards SRE teams and prioritizes user-friendliness and cost-effectiveness. Key differentiators include:

SRE Focus: Squadcast offers built-in features like SLO tracking and postmortem templates for proactive reliability, unlike Pagerduty.

User Interface: Squadcast boasts a clean and intuitive UI for faster incident resolution, whereas Pagerduty prioritizes customization which can be complex.

Pricing: Squadcast offers transparent pricing and avoids hidden costs with add-ons, unlike Pagerduty.

Overall, the blog positions Squadcast as a modern incident response platform ideal for streamlining workflows, ensuring proactive reliability, and minimizing stress during incidents.

This blog post discusses how Resolve Technology, a Managed Service Provider (MSP), significantly improved their incident response process using Squadcast, an incident response tool. Resolve Technology struggled with slow response times due to missed alerts, a complex ticketing system, and lack of visibility into team performance. Squadcast addressed these challenges by providing mobile notifications for alerts, streamlining ticketing through API integration, and offering escalation policies and analytics to improve visibility. By using Squadcast, Resolve Technology reduced their MTTA and MTTR by up to 30%, improved communication with clients through postmortem templates, and simplified their overall process.

We want to test early and more often. This is what shift-left refers to. Instead of testing applications just before the release, we want to test our applications early to identify issues when it’s still easy to fix them. However, shifting to the left carries much bigger consequences. Let’s see what.

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