We have just added the Discard function that can be used in conjunction with Suppression Rules to avoid triggering non-critical incidents and thus, prevent hitting Incident Rate Limits.
Note: Discarded events do not get counted against the allowed Incident Rate Limits.
We’ve made some major fixes to improve the reliability of our mobile app. Please update the app to continue using it without any issues.
In addition to the incident notification that Squadcast sends to Slack, you will now see a coloured bar on the left indicating the state of the incident for quicker context.
Purple -> New incident triggered
Yellow -> Incident acknowledged
Green -> Incident resolved
In an effort to make our platform more reliable, we have identified a few optimization areas, one of them being the deprecation of Incident Number.
Going forward, Incident ID will be the unique identifier instead of Incident Number. To know where to find the Incident ID and how to use it, check out our Incident Details Documentation.
Pro-tips:
To open an incident using Incident ID, you can simply type in the below URL and replace {incidentID} with the actual ID. https://app.squadcast.com/incident/{incidentID}
You can use the message: command in the Global Search bar to look for incidents.
You can use Incident ID as a parameter to GET Incidents using our Public API.
We just released an alert source integration with LibreNMS. You can now bring in alerts from LibreNMS into Squadcast.
To know more about how to configure this, check out our LibreNMS Documentation.
We made a few changes to the our Filter by Tags UI in our Incident List page to make the experience smoother.
Pro-tip: You can search for custom Keys and Values for each Tag.
To know more about how to use this, check out our Filter by Tags Documentation.
We just released an alert source integration with Observium. You can now bring in alerts from Observium into Squadcast.
To know more about how to configure this, check out our Observium Documentation.
We just released an alert source integration with StatHat. You can now bring in alerts from StatHat into Squadcast.
To know more about how to configure this, check out our StatHat Documentation.
We just released an alert source integration with Checkly. You can now bring in alerts from Checkly into Squadcast.
To know more about how to configure this, check out our Checkly Documentation.
We just released an alert source integration with Graylog v4. You can now bring in alerts from Graylog v4 into Squadcast.
To know more about how to configure this, check out our Graylog v4 Documentation.
