NS1 now provides a seamless integration path for PagerDuty and Slack users to proactively resolve infrastructure incidents.
- Intelligent DNS and traffic management – NS1 converges real-time user, network and infrastructure data to optimize the delivery of mission-critical applications and websites. Its data-driven architecture and unique Filter Chain routing engine are purpose-built for the most demanding applications on the Internet.
- Industry leaders – PagerDuty and Slack are among the most widely used communication, collaboration and notification platforms on the market. NS1 customers can now integrate alerts from the NS1 platform to these industry-leading solutions.
- Integrated approach – NS1 provides the ability to integrate anything with its API-first architecture and native integrations. PagerDuty and Slack join the growing list of NS1 partnerships with leading DevOps and application infrastructure performance leaders including CatchPoint, Amazon, RackSpace, New Relic, Monitis and Pingdom.
Kris Beevers, CEO, NS1, said: "The industry is quickly moving towards a new integrated model where industry-leading products can quickly and easily join forces to create dynamic converged solutions. By providing our clients with the ability to act on alerts generated by our monitoring platform in real time, we help them improve response times and proactively manage uptime."
David Hayes, Platform Product Manager, PagerDuty, said: "Our customers expect high availability and understand that today, monitoring their DNS is critical to achieving 100 percent uptime. We are excited to join forces with NS1 to provide this superior integration to achieve that goal."
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