What is Rootly?
It is an incident management platform built on Slack. It helps automate manual admin work during incidents like the creation of Slack channels, Jira tickets, Zoom rooms & more.
Rootly is a tool in the Monitoring Aggregation category of a tech stack.
Who uses Rootly?
Companies
Rootly Integrations
GitHub, Slack, GitLab, Kubernetes, and Jira are some of the popular tools that integrate with Rootly. Here's a list of all 32 tools that integrate with Rootly.
Rootly's Features
- Goodbye manual copy-paste timelines
- Encode your entire incident process
- Integrate with your favorite tools
- No more context switching
- Easily track follow ups
- Update status page from Slack
Rootly Alternatives & Comparisons
What are some alternatives to Rootly?
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Grafana
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Sentry
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Amazon CloudWatch
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