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Hi PagerDuty community,I'm developing a mobile app for Ubuntu Touch in Python and QML to manage PagerDuty incidents, using the python api library (https://github.com/PagerDuty/python-pagerduty).I ran into a limitation when trying to implement notification.Currently, PagerDuty does not natively support UnifiedPush (https://unifiedpush.org), an open standard for push notifications that works independently of proprietary services like Google's FCM or Apple's APNs. This makes it impossible to receive real-time push notifications on platforms such as Ubuntu Touch, as well as on any other FOSS-friendly distribution i.e. where Google Play Services are not available.Would it be feasible for PagerDuty to add UnifiedPush support on the backend side?Concretely, this would mean allowing users to register a custom push gateway endpoint (a UnifiedPush distributor) instead of relying so

Hello everyone !Using Rundeck for a while (~2020), managing 2 instances for my company, here to lurk some information about issues, fix, problems and solutions of course ! Have a nice day !

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Catching up on the last two weeks + what's coming next🎉 Recent HighlightsPagerDuty On Tour - LondonPagey claw machine at our Play ZoneOur flagship event brought together 160+ attendees for an incredible day! PD Commons ran a Play Zone featuring a Jeopardy game that had 40 people competing—including a customer who's been with us for 14 years! Missed it? Check the speaker lineup on Commo

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Hey Community! 👋We all know the pain of "noise"—the alerts that don't matter, the context-switching that kills focus, and the manual toil that keeps you from building cool stuff.To help, PagerDuty University is running a 6-part deep dive into AI-Powered Operations. We’re skipping the high-level fluff and getting into the "how" of building a more resilient, automated operating model.Each 30-minute session covers a specific pillar: Noise Reduction: How to actually get to the root cause without the static. Accelerated Response: Using AI to automate the "boring" parts of the incident lifecycle. Resilience & Compliance: Best practices for scaling your ops without losing control. Whether you're looking to optimize your current setup or see what the latest AIOps features can actu

We're excited to announce our latest release focused on autonomous operations – transforming how teams handle incidents with AI-powered capabilities built on 16 years of operational intelligence.What's New:SRE Agent as a Virtual Responder – No more 3 AM wake-up calls. Add SRE Agent directly to schedules and escalation policies as your first line of defense. It detects, triages, and diagnoses incidents before paging humans, with full control over permissions and remediation approvals. Plus, it learns from past incidents to continuously improve.Coming soon: SRE and Insight Agents for Microsoft Teams, enhanced Scribe Agent with conference bridge chat ingestion, and AI agents available in the Web UI.Full Lifecycle Incident Management in Slack & Teams – We're eliminating context switching with dedicated incident channels, threaded upda

We are excited to announce that the details for PagerDuty on Tour San Francisco are officially locked in!Mark your calendars for a full day of connection, learning, and innovation as we explore the path to autonomous operations.📍 The DetailsDate: May 13, 2026 Venue: The Mint (88 5th St, San Francisco, CA)🎤 Speaker LineupGet ready to hear from industry leaders and PagerDuty executives, including:Jennifer Tejada (CEO, PagerDuty) David Williams (SVP Product Development,  PagerDuty)Rukmini Reddy (SVP Engineering, PagerDuty) Customer Speakers from Intuit, Twilio, Clover, UWM, and Arize AI sharing real-world stories on AI-powered incident management and automation🛠️ Hands-on WorkshopsKick off the d

Just launched a PD on PD section in the Ops Guides that might be useful if you're looking to get more out of PagerDuty (or convincing your team to adopt better practices)!  We documented how we actually use PagerDuty internally at PagerDuty — the good, the bad, and the "oh that's how they do it" moments. There are 10+ real stories covering different use cases, plus a bunch of best practices we've learned in the process.When folks ask us "okay but how do you use it?" — it turns out we have a lot to share that is useful for others trying to level up their incident response game or just looking for ideas.  Feel free to reply with any questions!

We are counting down the days until we see you in person. The PagerDuty On Tour series is moving fast, and we have some massive updates to share with you today:🇦🇺 Sydney & 🇬🇧 London: The lineup just got even better. We’ve officially confirmed a new wave of incredible speakers for both cities! Get ready for deep dives into operational maturity and real-world incident response stories. Check the updated agendas: London | Sydney🇯🇵 Tokyo: Konnichiwa! Our official landing page is LIVE. Head over now to see what we have planned for our Japanese community and secure your spot.🌉

Hi everyone — Maria here 👋I recently joined PagerDuty as a Community Program Manager and wanted to properly introduce myself.Before joining PD, I spent most of my career designing developer programs across open source, Web3, and space-tech communities. That mostly meant running hackathons, education tracks, and experimentation programs that help devs explore new tools, share feedback, and build cool integrations.PagerDuty’s developer and community ecosystem is still evolving, which honestly makes it a very exciting space to join. B2B developer communities often look very different from open-source ones – devs are usually balancing community engagement with their day jobs, which changes what feels valuable, fun, or realistic to participate in.I’m curious to learn from you:👉 What kinds of developer programs feel genuinely useful or enjoyable to you?👉 What formats feel exciting vs. what feels like extra work?Some examples I’ve worked w