Always-on and always-available — this is the new normal for technical teams as companies expand their digital service capabilities. Teams are expected to provide rapid readiness, response, and remediation in a 24/7 capacity. For teams new to this concept, introducing on-call can be challenging and exhausting. There are technical and cultural considerations to keep in mind when introducing and scaling on-call responsibilities to new teams. One component, team health, is key to the successful adoption of on-call. In this webinar, we’ll explore some of these considerations, discuss how to overcome key challenges, and provide recommendations for folks who are dreading their new duties, as well as the managers who support them.
Discover how on call best practices can:
Always-on and always-available — this is the new normal for technical teams as companies expand their digital service capabilities. Teams are expected to provide rapid readiness, response, and remediation in a 24/7 capacity. For teams new to this concept, introducing on-call can be challenging and exhausting. There are technical and cultural considerations to keep in mind when introducing and scaling on-call responsibilities to new teams. One component, team health, is key to the successful adoption of on-call. In this webinar, we’ll explore some of these considerations, discuss how to overcome key challenges, and provide recommendations for folks who are dreading their new duties, as well as the managers who support them.
Discover how on call best practices can:
DevOps Advocate
PagerDuty
DevOps Advocate
PagerDuty