Native PagerDuty Paging
Monitors connect directly to PagerDuty and trigger incidents with pipeline name, destination, and error type when an alert fires.
When a pipeline stalls at 2 a.m., the last thing you need is another integration breaking. Until now, connecting Artie alerts to PagerDuty required custom webhooks or scripts - brittle setups that quietly fail when you need them most.
You can now connect Artie monitors directly to PagerDuty. No glue code. No webhook maintenance. When a pipeline alert fires - say latency spikes past five minutes or data volume drops below expected thresholds - Artie automatically triggers an incident in PagerDuty for the correct service, complete with context like pipeline name, destination, and error type.
Why this matters:
- Native integration with your existing PagerDuty schedules and escalation policies
- Faster triage with alerts that include full pipeline context
- Lower MTTR by unifying alerting and incident management
- Zero-maintenance setup - no webhooks or scripts to babysit
- Fewer missed alerts and more reliable on-call coverage