shahargl

Although it is still in its early stages, we believe it would be beneficial to receive feedback on our project.

The project aims to provide the following use cases:

1. Declarative alerting that can be managed in your version control and service repository.

2. Alerting from multiple data sources, allowing for more context and enrichments.

3. Elimination of vendor lock-in, making it easier to transition from one observability tool to another.

Additional features we plan to include are:

- Integration with CI/CD processes to facilitate alerts maintenance and coverage.

- Scoring to evaluate the alert's actionability and contextual information.

- Slack integration to track alerts channels over time.

- More providers, conditions, etc

I'm trying to build OSS tool that will help fighting on-call fatigue so if you hate it let's talk and tell me how can I help

https://calendly.com/d/zkv-4f8-jgj/keep-intro

Very interesting. I’m asking not specifically about my use case but I would assume there will be some framework that helps you do that. In the end of the day, there are lot of customers that will need that (depends on your product obviously)

Eventually you see a lot of SaaS providers offering deployments model other than vanilla multitenant SaaS

Backend is mainly python but I was wondering if there is language agnostic solution. Have any resources on your solution?

Looks awesome!

Hey SaaS builders,

I'm working around an idea of making it easy for SaaS product being deployed with hybrid deployment (mainly around separating control and data).

Would be super cool if you will answer my very simple poll on your SaaS.

Of course this is anonymous poll and you can see the results after submitting the form.

Thanks!

So I've just arrived to the US and wanted to create Amazon Prime so I've searched for "Amazon Prime" in Google.

The first ad there which look super legitimate leads to the following link - "https://www.googleadservices.com/pagead/aclk?sa=L&ai=DChcSEw..."

Which in turn redirects to "https://anazon.snop.eechoman.com/primeservices/action.php?ac..." which looks like a phishing page for Amazon Prime.

Does anyone experience the same behaviour? I've almost used my password there. Why the heck does Google allow such ad's?

This + the fact that privacy regulations are on the rise will make SaaS providers adapt to a world where customers data cannot be kept on the SaaS prem.

I would suggest to split this problem into two different problems - the processing ("data in use") vs data on rest. Each of these problems should be tackle with a different solution/approach.

I'm working on the tackling the second approach and if anyone want to talk just reach out (reply/mail/link/whatever you prefer)