Blue Matador | Alert Automation for your Cloud Infrastructure

Full alerting coverage without the toil

With Blue Matador, you’ll never have to create alerts, manage thresholds, or gather baselines. You’ll never be caught off-guard by a service limit or have to tell our system what to look for.

Blue Matador tracks resources, detects baselines, regulates thresholds, and triages issues completely autonomously.

Zero configuration. Zero maintenance.

One dashboard for system health

On a single dashboard, capture every event from every cloud, every service, multiple accounts, and all your environments. New and resolved events are updated in real-time, giving you one place to look to check the health of your infrastructure.

Reduce alert fatigue with triaged notifications

Over 90% of our events are predictive, indicating imminent failures.
To emphasize urgency and reduce alert fatigue, all new events are classified as Alerts, Warnings, or Anomalies.

Alerts

Alerts are immediately actionable

Warnings

Warnings need intervention today

Anomalies

Anomalies help with root cause analysis

Simple root cause analysis with the Timeline

The Timeline allows you to see all events across your entire infrastructure in a single time-ordered list. Reading through the events helps you establish a cause-and-effect relationship between the events from your various micro-services and datastores. Filter on any tag, resource, or event type to remove unrelated issues.

Use your existing
notification workflow

Keep using your favorite notification tools. Use Blue Matador to find new events, but keep using the tools you know and love to receive notifications. Our integrations are always first-class citizens and rely on API access, not email, to deliver notifications to you. Where supported, we also send an update for the “resolve” event.

Empower developers with Projects

Our Projects feature allows you to map resources (i.e. EC2 instances, Kubernetes namespaces, Azure load balancers, etc.) to named Projects. This many-to-many mapping can be used to identify environment, application, and even the responsible team.

Project-specific notifications empower developers to know when their application needs attention.