Incidents and ChatOps

Atlassian User Group Barcelona

PublishedMay 1, 2018

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Spoke at the Atlassian User Group Barcelona April 2018 event on how to leverage the power of the Atlassian suite to improve how your team responds to incidents. The talk was centered on how to use Jira, StatusPage, and Stride to develop a chatops culture and improve your team's response to incidents.

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Hey there 👋 ! I'm Ramiro, one of the founders of https://okteto.com. I'm currently obsessed with helping improve the development experience of Cloud Native applications.

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