During large external outages many internal monitoring tools generate noisy alerts (e.g., Defender sensors emailing about no communication) that overwhelm on-call teams. Teams need a way to suppress or re-prioritize alerts when evidence points to a global provider or third-party outage.
Why now: Growing alert fatigue and the availability of public outage signals make automated suppression actionable and cost-saving for on-call teams.
An incident triage service that subscribes to alerts from existing monitoring tools (Prometheus, Datadog, Azure Monitor, Zabbix), cross-checks global outage signals (status pages, public incident feeds, BGP anomalies, Downdetector), and applies dynamic suppression/promotion rules with a confidence score. Features include automatic suppression policies, audit logs for suppressed alerts, temporary routing of alerts to a 'global incident' channel, and one-click escalation if local evidence suggests otherwise.
Built for: On-call engineers and NOC teams at organizations using multiple monitoring platforms
Business model: subscription
Outage Triage & Alert Suppression Engine targets a medium-sized market ($100M–$1B TAM). Existing solutions are incomplete or outdated — there's clear room for a better product.
Underserved
Medium
MVP (1 Month)
Medium
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