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I’ve been using OpsGenie’s free tier for a number of years as part of a home automation/monitoring project. Guess it’s time to shop for alternatives.
by ksmith14 2y ago
I’ve been using OpsGenie’s free tier for a number of years as part of a home automation/monitoring project. Guess it’s time to shop for alternatives.
- orphea 2y agoTwo alternatives Atlassian itself suggests have free tier: https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/service-management/pricing https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/service-management/p... https://www.atlassian.com/software/compass/pricing https://www.atlassian.com/software/compass/pricing
- evil-olive 2y agodepending on what you're using it for, Pushover [0] might fit the bill. it's what I use for my home monitoring setup - low-priority alerts just go to an email folder, but a high-priority alert (such as a water leak sensor firing) will get pushed to my phone. it's a "no frills, in a good way" type of product. dirt-simple API with straightforward pricing ($5 lifetime subscription) and limits so generous I've never worried about hitting them (10k messages/month). 0: https://pushover.net/ https://pushover.net/
- ksmith14 2y agoI was actually using Pushover before I switched to OpsGenie. I typically have my phone set to do not disturb overnight and Pushover didn't have a "critical alerts" option to punch through - OpsGenie did. I may revisit it since I can dredge up the integration code from my Git repo.
- sirinett 2y agoTake a look at ilert, also have a free tier: https://www.ilert.com/pricing https://www.ilert.com/pricing