VictorOps and Raygun make being on-call suck less
Posted Dec 14, 2015 | 1 min. (161 words)We’ve all been there. You wake up in the middle of the night and happen to check your phone, and notice a barrage of tweets from angry users saying your app has crashed, or is causing havoc in their own service.
You’re not even the person in charge of this stuff, but you can’t get hold of the DevOps person who can reset the servers. They’re sleeping, duh!
“What if I hadn’t seen this ’till morning?” you think, as you search through the Raygun errors in Slack and log files trying to find the source of the problem. “Shouldn’t there be an on-call person for when the site is down?”
In other words, when you’re on call – you can choose to be alerted only when you have to be.
Being on call doesn’t have to suck. With the VictorOps and Raygun integration you can be alerted when it really matters. If it can wait ’till morning? Carry on snoozin 😉