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@squadcast ă» Jun 12,2024 ă» 1 min read ă» 161 views ă» Originally posted on www.squadcast.com
This blog post talks about the integration between Grafana and Squadcast. Grafana is a data visualization tool that allows users to see monitoring metrics in the form of graphs. Squadcast is an incident management tool. By integrating these two tools, users can create actionable alerts from their Grafana data. This means that when an important metric goes out of range in Grafana, an incident can be automatically created in Squadcast. The blog post also details some best practices to ensure a smooth workflow, such as only sending important alerts to Squadcast and configuring suppression rules.
Ever looked at a mountain of data and wished it could tell you a story? If you use Grafana for data visualization, youâre well on your way. But what if your graphs could trigger actions in your incident response workflow? Thatâs the power of Grafana integrated with Squadcast.
Grafana lets you query and visualize data from any source. It transforms your monitoring metrics into beautiful, informative graphs. While Grafana offers some alerting features, itâs not meant to replace your dedicated incident management tool. Thatâs where Squadcast comes in.
This integration unlocks a treasure trove of benefits:
While having all your data in one place is tempting, itâs crucial for your incident management tool to prioritize actionable alerts. Hereâs how to ensure this integration empowers your team:
Squadcast is the incident management tool built specifically for SREs. Stop information overload, get the alerts that matter, and integrate with your favorite ChatOps tools. Boost collaboration with virtual war rooms and automate tasks to eliminate busywork.
Letâs talk! If you have questions about the Squadcast and Grafana integration or best practices for actionable alerts, book a demo with us
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