SOLUTIONS

Start from the
operating problem.

OpsKnight is one platform, but teams approach it from different problems: ownership, on-call, reliability, platform control or regulated infrastructure.

CHOOSE YOUR STARTING POINT

Different teams. One operational foundation.

Each path connects a real operating problem to the product surfaces, deployment choices, integrations, security decisions and validation steps required to run it well.

01

Self-hosted incident management

You need a complete response workflow and the ability to decide where the system runs.

Keep operational data and deployment decisions under your control. Connect alerts to on-call, response, customer updates and postmortems.
Incident commandOn-call & escalationPaging
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02

SRE teams

A restored service is only part of the job. Response evidence and learning need to survive the incident.

Connect the alert to the response, the response to the review, and the review to owned follow-up work.
Incident commandAnalyticsPostmortems
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03

Platform engineering

Different teams own different services, but the incident platform still needs coherent access and operational control.

Give service teams a common incident workflow while keeping deployment, identity and operational health in view.
OperationsSecurity & identityChatOps
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04

Regulated environments

Your response tooling must fit your data handling, access and retention requirements.

Run the data plane yourself. Apply identity and authorization controls and review operational evidence in your own environment.
Security & identityOperationsIncident command
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05

On-call operations

Coverage and handoffs are hard to reason about during a page.

Build schedules, apply overrides and route escalation to the responder responsible for the service.
On-call & escalationPagingMobile
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06

DevOps teams

Alerts arrive from several tools, while ownership and communication happen elsewhere.

Bring signals from your existing tools into a shared incident lifecycle.
Incident commandChatOpsStatus page
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EVALUATION PATH

Turn the use case into a deployment decision.

01 / DEPLOY

Choose the operating model.

Start simple, then move to split runtime or Kubernetes only when availability or scaling requires it.

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02 / CONNECT

Connect the systems you already use.

Begin with the alert source that defines service health, then add collaboration and issue tracking deliberately.

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03 / CONTROL

Define identity and responsibility.

Plan OIDC, SCIM, roles, secrets, network boundaries, backups and recovery before production exposure.

Review security
04 / PROVE

Run the whole journey.

Validate a synthetic incident from signal to responder action, public communication, recovery and follow-up.

Implementation & support

Your incidents should belong to you.

Run OpsKnight on infrastructure you control.

v2.0.0 · AGPL-3.0-only · Self-hosted · 28 inbound integrations