Alert Rules now support number comparisons under the Incident details condition.
You can choose from:
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With these, you can create rules like setting priority to P1 if the CPU usage percentage is greater than 80. Or load a specific escalation policy if the number of days until SSL expiry is less than 3.
These operators give you more precise control over incident automations. You can triage, route, and run playbooks based on numerical values without manual intervention.
Set up number comparisons →
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We updated the AWS integration to auto-resolve more incident types.
Simple Notification Service (SNS) incidents now resolve automatically when the underlying issue clears up. This reduces stale incidents on your dashboard.
You see only what actually needs attention, not incidents that are already fixed. This keeps your incident queue clean and helps your team focus on active issues.
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We now support Jenkins, so you can get alerts from your CI/CD pipelines in Spike.
Connect your Jenkins instance to Spike and route build failures, deployment issues, and test failures to the right team.
When a build breaks, the person on-call gets alerted instantly. This keeps your DevOps team on top of pipeline issues.
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Previously, only individual users could enable their Out of Office mode. Now, admins can add OOO for anyone on the team. This makes it easier to plan coverage, especially during holidays.
Also, now the entire team gets visibility into everyone's scheduled time off. They can see exactly who's away and when. This helps to fill gaps and keep rotations running smoothly.
Manage Out Of Office →
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Today, we are introducing some new on-call features: Add Gaps to on-call, Scheduled Layers, Handoff Days, and more. Flexibility in on-call schedules has been the single focus point in this release.
Gaps let you insert an empty slot into a rotation. When a gap occurs, the next layer automatically steps in.
For example, you can set up a daily rotation like: Person A → Gap → Person B
You can add as many gaps as you’d like.