The evolution of QA services from manual efforts to AI-driven processes showcases the technology sector’s commitment to improving software quality and efficiency.

This blog post explores alternatives to Splunk On-Call (formerly VictorOps) because of potential drawbacks like cost, limited features, and hidden fees. It compares 9 VictorOps alternatives including Squadcast, Opsgenie, and Moogsoft. Key factors to consider when choosing an alternative are cost transparency, features, ease of use, and support. The blog highlights Squadcast as a strong replacement for Splunk On-Call due to its transparent pricing, all-in-one functionality, user-friendly interface, and excellent support.

Alert Suppression: Conquer Alert Fatigue and Streamline Incident Management

This blog post tackles alert fatigue, a common issue in today's IT world. It explains how alert suppression can be a powerful tool to silence unnecessary notifications and focus on critical incidents.

The blog explores the benefits of alert suppression, including reduced fatigue, improved efficiency, and better situational awareness. It also details steps to implement suppression rules, including identifying unnecessary alerts, defining suppression criteria, and testing and monitoring the effectiveness of the rules.

Squadcast, a powerful incident management platform, is highlighted for its robust Alert Suppression features. These features include a user-friendly UI-based Rule Builder, a Raw String Method for advanced users (with a code example demonstrating suppression with the discard() function), and flexible conditions for rule creation.

In conclusion, the blog emphasizes the value of alert suppression in streamlining incident management and recommends exploring solutions like Squadcast for a calmer and more efficient workflow.

In PostgreSQL, the slow query log is a feature that allows you to log queries that take longer than a specified threshold to execute. This log helps you identify and optimize queries that may be causing performance issues in your database. Let’s see how we can use it.