Hey community! Let's have a conversation about Atlassian's recent Opsgenie EOL announcement.
Must Read: "From Opsgenie to PagerDuty: Four Upgrades Worth The Switch"
Atlassian’s recent end-of-life announcement formalized what Opsgenie users have experienced for years: a platform with stagnant innovation. Now officially on maintenance mode – no new features, no innovation, no future – Opsgenie customers have an important choice to make: settle for basic ‘good enough’ capabilities baked into Atlassian’s JSM, or upgrade to a purpose-built platform that takes incident management seriously. The right choice can transform the way your teams work, helping them be more productive and efficient. Moving to PagerDuty means several advantages worth getting excited about. We’re no longer just an incident response service, but a platform that will accelerate your end-to-end incident lifecycle management. Let’s explore what you can look forward to if you pick PagerDuty to handle your critical operations.
Read the full article in our detailed blog post
The Situation
- Opsgenie is officially entering maintenance mode
- No new features on the horizon
- JSM integration becomes the default fallback
Why This Matters
This isn't just about switching tools - it's about evolving your incident management practices.
- How do you want our incident response to look in 2025 and beyond?
- What capabilities are we missing that could transform your on-call experience?
The Evolution of Incident Management
Modern incident management isn't just about getting alerts anymore:
- Automated incident workflows
- AI-powered response suggestions
- Cross-team collaboration features
- Real-time analytics and insights
- Integrated service catalogs
Moving Forward
Whether you're considering PagerDuty or exploring other alternatives, this is an opportunity to reassess and upgrade your incident management strategy.
️ Share Your Thoughts
- What's your take on this transition?
- Any migration success stories?
- Tips for teams planning their move?
Drop your thoughts and experiences below! 
Pro tip: Check out the full blog post for detailed migration strategies