General
The name of your organization.
The default value is picked up from your system. You can, however, enter a different valid timezone if you wish.
Roles can be assigned, based on the event structure within your company. For example, as part of the Default set up, we currently have the following roles added and they can be applied to whatever type of Incident you create.:
Operations Lead, Commander, Communication Lead, Frontend Lead, Backend Lead, Technical Lead, SLO Commander, Product Owner, Reliability Owner, Component Owner, and Hiring Lead
There is no limit but your needs and imagination regarding Incident types and roles involved.
Can be defined using whatever name you want. The Label itself is a searchable value, but not the number portion.
Level |
Label |
---|---|
SEV0 |
Label for severity 0 |
SEV1 |
Label for severity 1 |
SEV2 |
Label for severity 2 |
SEV3 |
Label for severity 3 |
By default, the “End of Customer Impact” date and time (timestamp) for an incident is initially, automatically set when the incident status is changed to “Resolved”. After it has been set, users have the option to manually change the end of customer impact date and time for an incident via the Blameless web UI.
Optionally, you can have the end of customer impact date and time set automatically to an earlier incident status such as “Monitoring”.
Use the pull-down list to select one of the supported incident states (bullet list below), as the earliest state that will automatically set the end of customer impact date and time (timestamp) for an incident:
-
Investigating
-
Identified
-
Monitoring
-
Resolved (default)
Note: If an incident status goes directly to “Resolved”, without being set to the selected intermediate incident status, it will also automatically set the end of customer impact date and time. Blameless provides the flexibility to users to change the status of an incident back and forth without restrictions. If the incident status is changed again to the selected status, the end of customer impact date and time is not updated. It is only set the first time the incident status changes to the above selected status.
Once complete, save your changes.
Important: If you make changes, you MUST save those changes before exiting this window or the changes will be lost. The end of incident date and time (timestamp) is and remains set the first time the incident status changes to “Resolved”.
Comments
0 comments
Article is closed for comments.