Deployment integrations

Enrich incident context with ilert deployment integration for Azure DevOps

The Azure DevOps Deployment Integration enables your team to forward pipeline and release events from Azure DevOps into ilert. By bringing these deployment events into ilert’s incident view, you gain richer visibility into how code pushes, environment changes, or releases correlate with alerts and outages. Deployments are tied to ilert’s “deployment pipelines,” which act as channels for routing events into ilert. These pipelines let you filter branches, group by teams, and connect deployment metadata (e.g., version, environment) to alerts generated in ilert. When a deployment event is correlated with an active alert, ilert will enrich that alert's timeline with deployment context – making it easier to understand what change may have triggered or impacted the incident.

Effective Incident Management is Essential for CI/CD

ilert’s Deployment Pipeline integrations automatically send successful deployment events to your incident management platform and provide you with a 360-degree view into your development process. If an incident happens, engineers have quick access to the latest code changes and can swiftly identify if those changes might have caused a disruption. Here are the reasons why incident management should be a part of your CI/CD process:

How it works

Alerts

Error rate increased significantly
High latency detected in the API endpoints
Database connection pool exhausted

Deployments

Commit Hash: b7f4c3d
Author: John Doe
Timestamp: 2024-11-27 14:30 UTC

Deployment Details:
Deployed branch: main

Included PRs:

#154: "Refactor API response handler for better logging"Introduced a change in how API responses are handled, unintentionally increasing processing time under high load.
#160: "Upgrade ORM library to version 2.5.1" Updated the ORM library but introduced a mismatch in database pool size configurations.
#162: "Add caching to user authentication"
Added caching logic but failed to account for scenarios where cached data is unavailable, leading to null pointer exceptions.

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