Incident Management UseCase Priority
Why is this change being made?
Based on our roadmap and direction for debugging and health and input from @kbychu we are on track to introduce a major improvement in "Incident Management" by the end of FY20 Q3.
- incident management
- Who? Incident Management for Devs
- As an expansion of other capabilities
- Ops Genie - 2nd most linked tool in Octa
- Could be used to manage incidents for anything in IT...but will be awesome for GitLab projects.
- Timeline (Looking at a fairly mature and useful state by end of next quarter (November)- Introducing a new object - Incident. (not just an issue)
This needs to be a use case that we start to build out so that we have messaging and content ready for a launch and potential campaigns at the end of the year.
Conceptually, this Use-case/Solution fills in the DevOps lifecycle addressing the management of applications in production.
journey
title DevOps Lifecycle
section Agile
Manage: 5:
Plan: 5:
section VCC
Create: 5:
section DevSecOps
Secure: 5:
Defend: 5:
section CI
Verify: 5:
Package: 5:
section CD
Package: 3:
Release: 3:
Configure: 3:
section Incident Mgt
Monitor: 0:
Why?
- There is a huge market for incident management solutions.
- Delivering this as part of Gitlab's offering will increase GitLab adoption and the value customers get from GitLab
- Incident Mgt will be ANOTHER differentiating capability and ANOTHER market where we will be competing. (We can launch the Solution/Use Case WITH the product.
- and... it will complete the DevOps lifecycle from a solution/usecase perspective.
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Edited by John Jeremiah