Noisy alerts
Reduce alerts without losing the important ones.
SignalFlow detectors that alert on what matters, with an owner, a procedure and configuration as code.
Detectors copied from a template alert too much or too late. When every alert arrives with no context and no owner, the team learns to ignore them.
Five phases, always in the same order. Select each one to see what happens in it. In full projects they map onto the stages of our method.
We review what's monitored today, with which tools, which incidents went unnoticed and what it costs.
We design the collection layer with OpenTelemetry: agents, gateways, egress paths, common attributes and sampling.
We write the detectors in SignalFlow, define muting rules and notification routes and manage them as code.
We test each detector with historical data and simulated failures to tune sensitivity and noise.
We tune cardinality, sampling and detectors based on real usage to contain cost and noise.
Reduce alerts without losing the important ones.
Alert on error-budget consumption.
Review and deploy detectors like any other code.
Splunk Observability Cloud's analytics language for processing metrics in real time; it's used in charts and detectors.
Yes, with the Terraform provider, so they're reviewed and deployed as code.
If nobody has to act on receiving it, it shouldn't be an alert. We work through this service by service.
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