NeuBird Features · Signals
Raw alerts in. Triaged signals out.
Signals is where raw alerts become work worth doing. NeuBird takes the alerts from every connected source, classifies the ones that need no action as noise, and groups the rest into triaged signals, so on-call engineers act on a short list instead of a flood.
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How Signals works
How does an alert become a signal?
Every alert passes through three stages.
- Raw alerts: everything your connected monitoring, cloud and incident tools fire.
- Noise: alerts NeuBird classifies as needing no action, set aside so they stop competing for attention.
- Triaged: the actionable alerts, grouped into signals.
Why group alerts into signals?
One failure rarely fires one alert. A database running out of connections can trip latency alerts on every service that calls it, in more than one monitoring tool. NeuBird groups those alerts into a single signal, so the team sees one problem with its alert count attached rather than dozens of pages for the same cause.
What does this change for on-call?
The volume of alerts to act on falls sharply once noise is set aside and related alerts are grouped. That is the difference between an on-call shift spent sorting pages and one spent fixing the few that matter, and it is how NeuBird eliminates noise and reduces on-call fatigue.
What happens to a signal next?
A triaged signal can start an investigation. The investigation records the signal that triggered it, then works to a root cause and a fix in Investigations.
FAQ
Common questions
What is a signal in NeuBird?
A signal is a triaged, actionable group of alerts. NeuBird takes raw alerts from every connected source, sets aside the ones that need no action as noise, and groups the related remainder into signals that on-call engineers can act on.
How does NeuBird reduce alert noise?
NeuBird classifies alerts that need no action as noise and groups related actionable alerts into one signal. On-call engineers work from a short list of triaged signals instead of every individual alert, which reduces alert fatigue.
Which alert sources does Signals use?
Signals takes alerts from the sources you connect in NeuBird, such as cloud monitoring, observability platforms and incident management tools. NeuBird connects to 50+ tools.
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