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Hi everyone,


TL;DR - Looking for examples of how everyone else has their Services and Event Orchestrations configured. TIA!


I joined my team about 6 months ago and one of my first projects was to convert our PagerDuty Event Rules to Event Orchestration. I had a pretty limited knowledge of the system and did the best I could given the time frame provided. Now that I’ve got a little more time, I’d like to see if there is a way to enhance the configuration of the Services/Orchestrations to be cleaner and more insightful.


Currently, I have it set up as followed -


Orchestration #1: Core Services (Production)


Services:

SystemName1] (Production)

SystemName2] (Production P1-P2)

SystemName2] (Production P3)

SystemName2] (Production P4-P5)

Goodnight (Production)

After Hours Support - Core Engineers

Catch-All (Production)


Orchestration #2: Core Services (Non-Production)


Services:

SystemName1] (Non-Production)

SystemName2] (Non-Production)

Catch-All (Non-Production)


All of the alerts get triggered by email from rSystemName1] or SystemName2]. We also get notified via Teams since we have the Teams integration set up.


I’m wondering now if it was wise to consolidate the services as I did because we originally had 50+ services and I thought it’d be helpful to organize them by system rather than by process/task.


Does anyone have any insight they can provide on how they have their services/orchestrations set up? Thanks in advance!


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