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PagerDuty integration: page the right team when tests fail
Qualflare now opens PagerDuty incidents for failed launches, defects and failure clusters, picks a sensible severity, and resolves them when things recover.
Qualflare now integrates with PagerDuty. When a launch fails or a serious defect is reported, Qualflare opens an incident on the right PagerDuty service, and closes it again when the problem clears.
What's new
- Installed from PagerDuty. Connect through PagerDuty's own app install instead of pasting a routing key, and choose the services Qualflare may page.
- Different services per project. One install can cover several PagerDuty services, and each project rule chooses which one to page, so each team gets its own alerts.
- Severity that makes sense. Leave severity on Automatic and Qualflare decides:
- defects use the defect's priority
- failed launches are tiered by how much broke
- failure clusters are warnings
- recoveries are informational, which never pages
- Incidents that resolve themselves. Defect Resolved and Launch Completed close the incident opened by their failing counterpart. Launch incidents are tracked per project and branch.
- Pick your events. Choose from Defect Created, Defect Resolved, Launch Completed, Launch Failed, Cluster Created and Milestone Completed.
How to connect it
A workspace admin installs PagerDuty under Workspace → Integrations. Each project then adds a rule under Project → Integrations → PagerDuty. Select events in pairs, such as Launch Failed with Launch Completed, so incidents close automatically.