Cost alerts in the Slack channel that owns them.
A Slack connector is on the CloudMonitor roadmap. It will push anomaly and budget-breach alerts into the Slack channel behind the spend, with the owner and dollar impact on every message.
For teams that run on Slack rather than Teams, the Slack connector will deliver the same alerting CloudMonitor already provides in Microsoft Teams. Anomalies and budget breaches will arrive in the channel that owns the spend, with the context to act attached.
- Will route each alert to the Slack channel for the owning cost group.
- Will let engineers acknowledge or snooze an anomaly from the message.
- Will respect quiet hours and on-call rules.
- Will send optional daily or weekly digest messages.
What gets pushed
The anomaly, with the owner already attached.
Each message will carry severity, dollar impact, the cost group behind it, and a link back into CloudMonitor, so the alert is actionable the moment it lands in Slack.
- Anomalies and budget breaches as Slack messages
- Severity and dollar impact on every alert
- Deep link back to the detail in CloudMonitor
Routing and control
The right channel, at the right time.
Per-cost-group routing will keep each team to the alerts it owns, and quiet hours will keep the noise down, consistent with the Microsoft Teams connector available today.
- Per-cost-group routing to separate channels
- Acknowledge or snooze from the message
- Quiet hours and on-call rotations honored
- Daily or weekly digests for a regular pulse
CloudMonitor’s alerting lands in Microsoft Teams today. The Slack connector will bring the same per-cost-group routing, acknowledge-in-place, and digest behavior to teams that run on Slack instead.
This connector is in planning. If Slack is where your engineers work, the beta team would like to know how your channels map to teams and cost groups.
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