user@techtronyx:~$ pagerduty acknowledge --incident P1 --within 15m
[ OK ] page ack'd by on-call sre
[ OK ] 06 of 06 services loaded

06  ·  24/7 reliability

SRE,
on tap.

A full 24/7 SRE rotation embedded with your team. We take the pager, run incidents, write the post-mortem, and ship the fix — so your engineers can sleep through the night and focus on the roadmap.

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24/7
coverage
15m
p1 ack target
1h
p1 resolution target
99.95%
platform uptime sla

what's included

Embedded, not
outsourced.

We work from your Slack, your PagerDuty, your runbooks. Your engineers don't get a ticketing black box — they get new teammates who happen to be on-call.

// 01
24/7 On-Call Rotation
A full follow-the-sun rotation with primary, secondary, and incident commander roles. 15-minute P1 acknowledgement, measured monthly.
// 02
Incident Response
Structured response: triage, mitigate, communicate, resolve. Your CEO and customers hear a coherent status update — not engineering muttering.
// 03
Runbooks & Docs
Every alert gets a runbook. Every system gets an architecture doc. Every dependency gets an owner. We write them, your team reviews them.
// 04
Blameless Post-Mortems
Every P1 gets a written post-mortem within 48 hours — timeline, contributing factors, action items, all published to a shared retro repo.
// 05
Reliability Engineering
Chaos drills, game days, dependency mapping, capacity planning. We don't just respond to incidents — we engineer fewer of them.
// 06
Reporting & Reviews
Monthly ops review: incident count, MTTR, SLO burn, upcoming risks. Quarterly architecture reviews. No surprises at board time.

When the pager goes,
we've got it.

A documented, practised response process. No hero engineers, no tribal knowledge, no "who has access to that box".

  • Dedicated incident Slack channel auto-spun per P1
  • Runbook link auto-posted in every page
  • Status page updates pushed on your behalf
  • Post-mortem doc drafted within 24h, reviewed jointly within 48h
  • Action items tracked to closure with owner + due date
pager — bash — 80×24
  [ PAGE ] p1 api-5xx > 2% — 02:47 UTC
  » ack'd by @oncall-eu   02:48 (+1m)
  » #inc-482 channel opened
  » runbook: svc-api/5xx-triage.md
  [ INVESTIGATE ] db conn pool saturated
  » mitigation: raise pool → rollback deploy
  [ OK ] 5xx back to baseline   03:09
  » status page updated, ticket filed
 
  [ DONE ] resolved in 22m, PM due 48h

how we do it

Bringing chaos
under control.

A structured onboarding that makes us effective from day one — no "what did you even do for the first month" feeling.

  1. [step 1]
    Environment Shadow
    We shadow your existing on-call for 2 weeks — reading your alerts, shadowing incidents, and mapping every piece of tribal knowledge we can find.
  2. [step 2]
    Runbook Bootstrap
    Every alert gets a runbook — or gets deleted if it shouldn't exist. Every system gets a one-page architecture + dependency doc.
  3. [step 3]
    Co-Oncall
    We share the pager with your team for 2–4 weeks. Every page gets handled jointly, so both teams learn the same facts.
  4. [step 4]
    Primary On-Call
    We take primary. Your engineers stay as escalation for product-specific knowledge — usually paged under 2x/month.
  5. [step 5]
    Continuous Improvement
    Monthly MTTR / incident-count / alert-quality reviews. Reliability engineering backlog groomed and prioritised against product work.

toolchain

Incident stack.

We plug into your existing tools. If you're on PagerDuty + Slack + Statuspage, we use those. If you're on Opsgenie + Teams, we use those. No migrations required.

pagingPagerDuty
pagingOpsgenie
chatSlack
chatMS Teams
statusStatuspage
statusInstatus
incidentFireHydrant
incidentincident.io
post-mortemJeli
chaosChaos Mesh
chaosGremlin
docsNotion / Confluence

faq

SRE, answered.

contact

Done carrying the pager?

Book a free 30-minute reliability review. Share your current on-call load and we'll tell you honestly where we can help and where you don't need us.

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