OpsGenie
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What is OpsGenie?
OpsGenie, now part of Atlassian, is an incident management platform. It is commonly used by IT operations and DevOps teams to manage alerts, incidents, and on-call schedules. It integrates with monitoring tools to centralize alerts, notify the right people, and automate incident response workflows.
What other technologies are related to OpsGenie?
OpsGenie Competitor Technologies
PagerDuty
A direct competitor providing incident management and alerting capabilities.
VictorOps
An incident management platform, acquired by Splunk and now part of Splunk On-Call, a direct competitor to OpsGenie.
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OpsGenie Complementary Technologies
StatusPage
A service for communicating system status and incidents to users, integrating with incident management workflows.
Datadog
A monitoring and analytics platform that provides data that can trigger alerts in OpsGenie.
Sentry
An error tracking and performance monitoring tool, often used to trigger alerts in incident management systems.
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Which job functions commonly mention OpsGenie?
Site Reliability Engineer
0.9% of all Site Reliability Engineer jobs mention OpsGenie
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DevOps Engineer
0.3% of all DevOps Engineer jobs mention OpsGenie
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Cloud Engineer
0.1% of all Cloud Engineer jobs mention OpsGenie
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Software Engineer
2344 Software Engineer jobs mention OpsGenie
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Engineer
2841 Engineer jobs mention OpsGenie
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