Sound the alarm, assemble the team, and work the problem — all without a single swivel of the chair. FireHydrant is the only all-in-one incident management platform that helps teams manage incidents from the moment something seems off until you’ve learned from the retro. Companies like DocuSign, LaunchDarkly, 1Password, Duo, Snyk, and many more use FireHydrant to reduce manual work, get everyone on the same page, and improve time to resolution. Here’s how FireHydrant works across the entire incident lifecycle: Team-based alerting and on-call scheduling You built it, you own it, and now you can design the schedules, rules, and escalation policies you need for it. Get ultimate control over on-call management. Automated, unified incident response Confidently move from declared to resolved in a shared workspace that brings your team and tools together in Slack without all the context switching. Actionable learnings and analytics Automatic data capture, guided retrospectives, and built-in metrics on everything from alert-to-noise to MTTX cement insight-driven improvement in your culture. Checking the boxes? We’ve got you covered: ✅API-first ✅25+ integrations with tools like PagerDuty, Slack, DataDog and more ✅Terraform provider ✅ Slack-first and web UI with feature parity ✅Soc II compliant ✅Meaningful AI roadmap
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Finishing up a great couple of days in Denver where we got the FireHydrant team together. This team is incredible and so ready to get after it with a new strategic vision we shared yesterday internally. Last night we watched a Rockies game. And today we spent a couple of hours cleaning up garbage in confluence/commons park. Some much needed face time!
🔥 Exciting news: FireHydrant has acquired Blameless! 🔥 We're thrilled to announce that FireHydrant, the leading innovator in reliability platforms, has acquired Blameless to create the most comprehensive enterprise incident management solution in the market. 🚀 What this means for our customers: * A powerful end-to-end platform for alerting, incident management, and communications * Enhanced enterprise capabilities to support businesses of all sizes * Accelerated innovation in next-generation incident management functionality 💼 With additional funding secured, we're poised for growth: * Developing key strategic features to enhance our product offerings * Recruiting top engineering talent with a strong product focus * Integrating our platform with highly requested third-party tools 🗣️ From our CEO, Robert Ross: "This acquisition galvanizes us to penetrate the enterprise segment that the legacy providers have held uncontested for years." We're excited to welcome Blameless to the FireHydrant family and to continue our mission of putting reliability center stage for businesses worldwide. Stay tuned for more updates as we embark on this new chapter! Read all about it in TechCrunch: https://lnkd.in/e27vs-zA #IncidentManagement #TechAcquisition #Reliability #EnterpriseIT #FireHydrant
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Today, I am excited to announce that FireHydrant has acquired Blameless 🔥 Since 2018, FireHydrant and Blameless have been tackling the enormous incident management category in our own unique ways. However, during these past six years, we've held an unifying belief: businesses of all sizes will inevitably adopt modern incident management tooling. So why not simply embrace that belief together as one? Recent shifts in the market have only solidified my confidence that the time to tackle the enterprise portion of this market has arrived. Teams are demanding more from their on-call and alerting tools, and robust incident management practices are commonplace from early adopters to Fortune 500s. This acquisition empowers us to extend our lead as the preferred enterprise incident management platform and solve the unique challenges that building reliable software presents. The FireHydrant and Blameless teams have collaborated for months to make this process as smooth as possible focusing on the best of both platforms that we can bring to our customers. In addition, I'm excited that Accel and Third Point Ventures have joined us on our mission for a more reliable web. They both share the strong conviction that we have for incident management and have already proven to be great partners. Vas Natarajan and Dan Moskowitz will both take FireHydrant board seats. For the next several years, we'll continue setting the standard for incident management. We are now in a unique position to realize our vision: A world where all software is reliable. Read it in TechCrunch: https://lnkd.in/eas5Uafk
Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes 🎶
New York's hottest club is: The FireHydrant Changelog. Today, we released a bunch of new little features that me and the team are proud of. But that's just our standard now. FireHydrant has published a new changelog with several features and improvements every single week since February 12th. That's a new changelog post every 6.1 days. 🤯 https://lnkd.in/eGnpnuuy
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I'm hiring for multiple roles in engineering across the stack at FireHydrant! In particular I'm hiring for: * A strong frontend lead with an emphasis on UX for technical products * An incredible Rails backend engineer * An amazing Golang backend engineer Please let me know if you or anyone you know would be a great fit! #hiring #hiringengineers #techhiring #frontendengineer #backendengineer #rubyonrails #golang
The updates are great but we're partial to the introduction of a new incident commander persona: Jimothy. There's a lot to unpack in this update, and there's more coming!
🔥 New FireHydrant changelog just dropped: * Our Linear integration is here! * Customizable handoff notification timing! * Oodles more! 🔗 Read it here: https://lnkd.in/eZgHWi38
🔥 Available Today: Our new Microsoft Teams integration. 🔥 Microsoft Teams. It’s a juggernaut when it comes to monthly active users – it’s actually used more than Slack. And when our team started evaluating what's possible in MS Teams, we decided that we could go well beyond just a simple chat bot. Instead, we went whole hog on this integration. We've brought not only FireHydrant’s chat commands into MS Teams, but an entire UI experience, too. Meaning you truly never need to leave MS Teams during an incident. 🔗 Visit our blog post to read more 👇 Blog: https://lnkd.in/g73B_Tbf Documentation: https://lnkd.in/gMRQe-hM
Modern. Fairly Priced. And today, easy to migrate to. Our Signals migrator tool is now public available.
Our Signals migrator from PagerDuty, OpsGenie, and Splunk On-Call is released. And it's open source. https://lnkd.in/etVccGNU Here's what it comes with: 1. It's an interactive CLI that connects to your alerting provider and walks you through mapping your alerting tool to Signals 2. It exports Terraform code so you not only migrate to a modern alternative, you get it as infrastructure as code. 3. For PagerDuty, we've made it so you can map your services in PD as teams in FireHydrant (or if it really is a service, import it into your catalog) 4. Escalation policies, schedules, etc, are all exported as FireHydrant Signals resources There's also a nice Datadog migration script to update your monitors to then point at FireHydrant's Signal endpoints. Signals is an amazing on-call experience, and this tool makes it so much easier to start using it.
It's not good enough for a tool to just do one thing anymore. We need Swiss Army knife tools that help us demonstrate our value, enhance our oversight of software systems, and continually expand our skills. https://lnkd.in/gsxvxByp