Michelle is the product manager for the Operational Experience (OpEx) team at Heroku, and is focused on delivering operational metrics-related features that help you keep your application happy. In a former life she was an infectious disease researcher, analytical laboratory software project manager, and product manager for search and the Riak kv store. When she’s not working you’ll likely find her trad climbing, hiking, biking, canyoneering or exploring abandoned buildings.
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- Last Updated: July 25, 2017
- Michelle Peot
Today we’re making our Slack integration generally available to all Heroku customers through the release of Heroku ChatOps. ChatOps is transforming the way dev teams work, replacing the asynchronous communication and context-switching of traditional operations processes with a shared conversational environment so teams can stay focused, communicate in real-time, gain visibility, and speed joint decision making. Having seen the benefits of Slack integration for managing our own apps, we wanted to make ChatOps easier to use and accessible to every dev team. Heroku ChatOps handles the complexity of user onboarding, authentication, and accountability between Slack & Heroku, and provides users…
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- Last Updated: January 24, 2017
- Michelle Peot
We’re excited to announce that Heroku Autoscaling is now generally available for apps using web dynos. We’ve always made it seamless and simple to scale apps on Heroku – just move the slider. But we want to go further, and help you in the face of unexpected demand spikes or intermittent activity. Part of our core mission is delivering a first-class operational experience that provides proactive notifications, guidance, and—where appropriate—automated responses to particular application events. Today we take another big step forward in that mission with the introduction of Autoscaling. Autoscaling makes it effortless to meet demand by horizontally scaling…
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- Last Updated: August 02, 2016
- Michelle Peot
Today we're announcing two new features that will help you better manage and run apps on Heroku: Threshold Alerting and Hobby dyno metrics. Threshold Alerting provides the ability to set notification thresholds for key performance and health indicators of your app. We’ve also extended basic Application Metrics to Hobby dynos to provide basic health monitoring and application guidance. Together these features allow you to stay focused on building functionality by letting the platform handle your app monitoring. Threshold Alerting There are many ways to measure the health of an application. The new alerting feature focuses on what is most important…
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