Get perfectly crafted summaries tailored to different roles — in Slack, web, or through Runbooks.
By Dylan Nielsen
3/11/2025
Automatically measure MTTR, impacted infrastructure, task completion, and more with new incident analytics.
By Dylan Nielsen
1/24/2023
Sweeping platform improvements give you more power, configurability, and insights across every phase of an incident – even when it’s over. Discover what’s new in Status Pages, Retrospectives, and Analytics.
By Dylan Nielsen
10/24/2022
We recommend a light touch when using required fields in your incident declaration process. Here are a few things to consider before rolling out updates.
By Dylan Nielsen
8/1/2022
Centralize your incident management playbooks and enforce consistent practices every time. Give every incident responder turn-by-turn navigation for working through incidents — all without leaving Slack.
By Dylan Nielsen
7/21/2022
The incident response experience on FireHydrant has been fully redesigned for more intuitive workflows. Anyone on your team can easily onboard into an incident and navigate the response process — and you can enforce best practices along the way.
By Dylan Nielsen
7/19/2022
FireHydrant’s June releases deliver a more intuitive Slack app, increased Runbook automation and conditional logic, smarter retros, and more.
By Dylan Nielsen
6/27/2022
FireHydrant gives you a framework to run retrospectives. Now we're creating a better way to learn and analyze from retrospectives by guaranteeing consistent data and volume from your team.
By Dylan Nielsen
4/12/2022
You can now route your incident tickets and follow-up work to remediation teams' Jira projects directly from FireHydrant, saving you valuable time and clean-up work
By Dylan Nielsen
2/15/2022
Starting today, incident and retrospective data that lives inside FireHydrant is now easier than ever to export to your Confluence account.
By Dylan Nielsen
1/26/2022
Here are our latest product updates from March - now it's easier than ever to customize FireHydrant.
By Dylan Nielsen
3/31/2021
We've made some exciting updates to the platform that makes creating Runbooks easier for new users, we spoke at Hashitalks and Developer Week, plus completely updated our website!
By Dylan Nielsen
2/26/2021
We've released more powerful analytics filtering so that you can drill down into your data even further. Here are some ideas on how to best get a handle on what's available.
By Dylan Nielsen
2/26/2021
We've had a lot of product updates this month. Check out our integrations with Opsgenie and VictorOps, new templates for incident types, and many other small improvements
By Dylan Nielsen
1/28/2021
A lot can happen in a month: we also released conditions in FireHydrant Runbooks, premiered a fun video at Chaos Conf, filmed Throughput Thursdays on Twitch, and hosted a webinar, but wait, there’s more!
By Dylan Nielsen
10/20/2020
We’ve made your favorite FireHydrant feature, FireHydrant Runbooks, even more powerful with conditions - a way to build custom logic into your runbook automation.
By Dylan Nielsen
10/1/2020
This September, check out our new and improved analytics experience, new Slack app home, and many more updates.
By Dylan Nielsen
9/14/2020
This past month, we’ve been committed to simplifying the platform while making some of our most critical workflows more powerful than ever. Here you’ll find some highlights over the last month.
By Dylan Nielsen
8/4/2020
Incident response doesn’t only happen in Slack, so today we’re happy to announce our integration with Zoom to create incident bridges automatically. Now a Zoom meeting can be added with fully customizable titles and agendas based on your incident details.
By Dylan Nielsen
7/28/2020
It's easier than ever to turn PagerDuty alerts into FireHydrant incidents in one click.
By Dylan Nielsen
7/6/2020
Here's a set of changes to the incident and retrospective pages to further simplify the incident command center.
By Dylan Nielsen
7/6/2020
Check out our latest release - an update to our ticket and task tracking features in FireHydrant.
By Dylan Nielsen
3/17/2020
Redux powers our global state at FireHydrant, one of the things we use most heavily is the ability to let redux store our API errors to handle failure states on the UI. See how we're using Redux to power our global state at FireHydrant.
By Dylan Nielsen
9/16/2019
At FireHydrant we use Redux Form for all of our forms. It is extremely easy to build complex form logic with all sorts of added bonuses that make using it in our React/Redux front end a no brainer. Learn how FireHydrant uses Redux Form.
By Dylan Nielsen
4/23/2019
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