Foundations of monitoring
Foundations of a post-incident review
Foundations of a post-incident review
Foundations of a post-incident review
Tech Used The brains behind this solution is an Azure Function (running Node.js) that is triggered via outgoing webhook (from Microsoft Teams). The function modifies an index.html file stored in a “web server” served from a serverless SMB file share in Azure Storage.
Users can open, update, and close “status updates” by invoking them from within a chat channel.
The text that follows the command will be stored and displayed on the site below the colored (Red or Green) header.
Chatops is the use of tools from within a group chat tool.
One great example of Chatops is when engineers can update important information regarding an incident to a broader audience, possibly even to affected users.
Allowing people to quickly update stakeholders by typing a few quick commands from within the same environment as the related conversations has a number of clear benefits.
Let’s take a look at Building a Serverless Status Page Solution with Azure Functions, blob storage, and Microsoft Teams to illustrate.