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🚀 Introducing Keep’s Maintenance Windows Feature! 🚀 We are excited to share a significant upgrade to Keep’s platform - the Maintenance Windows feature, designed to help teams manage alert noise during scheduled maintenance and other planned events more effectively. With this powerful tool, you can ensure that only the most critical alerts reach your operations team, while unnecessary noise is automatically filtered out. 🔍 Key Benefits: 💡 Intelligent Alert Suppression: Our Maintenance Windows feature allows you to define specific rules that suppress irrelevant alerts during scheduled maintenance windows, ensuring your team remains focused on what truly matters. ✨ Keeping it Smooth: Maintenance window rules automatically ignore alerts with RESOLVED and ACKNOWLEDGED statuses, ensuring a smooth incident resolution process. This ensures that resolving alerts are still processed, allowing active incidents to be closed. 🕹️ You're in Control: Flexibly manage maintenance periods with precise start and end times or relative durations, aligning your alerting strategy with your operational needs. 👨🏻💻 Customizable Conditions with CEL: Leverage the power of CEL (Common Expression Language) to create detailed conditions for maintenance window rules, ensuring that only the alerts you want to suppress are filtered out. Next up—seamless integration with your existing Change Management: We are taking it further by integrating with your change management systems, allowing maintenance windows to sync between different systems and Keep automatically. Stay tuned 👂

Alerting is an extremely important aspect in observability. Many people use prometheus alertmanager. However when you need advanced features it may not be enough. A great alerting solution that can help you is Keep which also happens to be open source. Check what Shahar Glazner is building. Also, they recently built a cool integration with OpenObserve #opensource #alerting

What do you think: poor alert management practices and "Alert Fatigue" - is it solely a "people's problem," or can software help? 💡

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🚨🚨🚨 Exciting news alert! We are thrilled to welcome Vladimir Filonov to the Keep family! 🎉 Vladimir has hit the ground running and has already set a new record for the fastest pull request after joining! 🚀 Vladimir is an engineering manager who turned back to software development, and an entrepreneur. He’s a true tech wizard 👨🏻💻, a passionate software engineering enthusiast, an amateur artist, and even a children’s book writer! We couldn’t be more excited about the incredible journey we’re about to embark on together! Welcome aboard, Vladimir! Let’s make magic happen! ✨

🚨🚨🚨 Exciting news alert! We are thrilled to welcome Vladimir Filonov to the Keep family! 🎉 Vladimir has hit the ground running and has already set a new record for the fastest pull request after joining! 🚀 Vladimir is an engineering manager who turned back to software development, and an entrepreneur. He’s a true tech wizard 👨🏻💻, a passionate software engineering enthusiast, an amateur artist, and even a children’s book writer! We couldn’t be more excited about the incredible journey we’re about to embark on together! Welcome aboard, Vladimir! Let’s make magic happen! ✨

🥁🥁🥁 Continuing the party of this week's big announcements! Please join us in welcoming Gleb Berjoskin, who joins Keep to help us fight alert fatigue 🤺 Gleb's first love is music and skateboarding 🎶🛹, but entrepreneurship and startups have a special place in his heart: "I thrive on researching and bringing cool things to life. My passions go beyond that, extending to machine learning, quantum computing, robotics, and biology." Gleb - We are excited to have you on board and look forward to the amazing stuff we will build together. Read more about the team at our website! (The link is in the first comment) 🚨

🥁🥁🥁 We are thrilled to announce Matvey Kukuy's joining as a co-founder of Keep! “Why is everything related to alerting so painful?” is a question that Matvey became obsessed with long ago. He left his job and founded a startup, Amixr Inc., dedicated to helping on-call engineers like himself live better lives. The product is what's today known as Grafana Labs OnCall! With his significant contributions to the present on-call industry, Matvey now embarks on a mission to shape the future of AIOps 🚀 Check out Matvey’s first blog post with us, where he shares his vision and plans for Keep: https://lnkd.in/dJSrAdaF, and join us by warmly welcoming him to the fam! Let's rock! 🎸

We've added a new feature in Keep: alert tabs! Now, within custom presets, you can organize your alerts with views that matter. How it works: * Presets (Backend Filters): Define specific criteria for your alerts at the backend. For example, create a preset for “Team A” to filter alerts relevant to that team. * Tabs (Frontend Filters): Within each preset, organize alerts into tabs such as “Firing”, “Dismissed”, and “Resolved”. This frontend filtering lets you quickly navigate and manage alerts based on their status. This feature was developed after a lot of valuable feedback from our users. It is designed to make your alert management clearer and more efficient, improving how you handle alerts day-to-day.

We've added a new feature in Keep: alert tabs! Now, within custom presets, you can organize your alerts with views that matter. How it works: * Presets (Backend Filters): Define specific criteria for your alerts at the backend. For example, create a preset for “Team A” to filter alerts relevant to that team. * Tabs (Frontend Filters): Within each preset, organize alerts into tabs such as “Firing”, “Dismissed”, and “Resolved”. This frontend filtering lets you quickly navigate and manage alerts based on their status. This feature was developed after a lot of valuable feedback from our users. It is designed to make your alert management clearer and more efficient, improving how you handle alerts day-to-day.