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I classified INC-2104 as P1. Same shape as INC-1987 from last quarter.
For Platform Engineering
Incident management for Platform Engineering
Platform Engineering teams use Argus to run internal developer platform incidents, golden-path drift, service catalog ownership, and capacity events. Platform teams centralize incident response across every service tier, with audit trails their compliance team can read. No CMDB to fill in, no workflow editor, no template forms.
Argus speaks first-person, sources every claim.
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Argus on watch. Payment rails quiet.
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I noticed the checkout queue climbing past 4k. Opened a thread.
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I logged the rollback for the audit trail — decision, approver, timestamp, and the metric that triggered it.
Argus · needs your nod
I'd like to roll back deploy web-checkout@a4f8b21 from 13:47 UTC. High-risk — that's two-keys territory.
A glimpse of the watch — your console will be quieter most days.
Argus · for platform engineering teams
What I watch in platform engineering ops
Platform Engineering operations have a shape — the incidents, audit trails, and approvals your team handles day after day. Here is what I watch for, what I do, and what I leave to you.
Why teams choose Argus
I classify every incident the moment it lands —
AI severity classification
Every incident lands pre-classified by severity, scope, and likely owner — with a confidence score humans can override.
I find the past incident that already taught your team this lesson —
Similar-incident search
pgvector embeddings surface every related incident, postmortem, and runbook from your history in milliseconds.
I start tracking from the first incident, not the first CMDB row —
No setup screens
No CMDB to fill in, no workflow editor, no template forms. Start tracking incidents in five minutes.
I keep the trail your auditor will read —
Audit trail on everything
Every create, update, status change, and assignment is logged. Compliance-ready out of the box.
Argus · sample watch
A platform engineering-shaped watch
Three threads I'd open today, if your platform engineering ops looked like the median.
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When latency on a customer path climbs, I see it before the inbox fills. I'd open the thread, surface the past incidents that taught your team this shape, and throttle the noisy actor if you let me.
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Whatever counts as reportable in Platform Engineering ops gets a clean record before someone has to assemble one. I'd draft the summary as the thread closes — yours to revise.
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Every change approval, every rollback, every page — logged with actor, timestamp, confidence, and the metric that triggered me. Your reviewer reads my diary, not a spreadsheet.
Your industry shapes the threads, not the tool. I learn yours in the first week.
Frequently asked
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of platform engineering workflows does Argus support?
Internal developer platform incidents, golden-path drift, service catalog ownership, and capacity events. Argus is designed for teams that need ITIL-style discipline without the legacy-suite weight.
Does Argus integrate with Slack and PagerDuty?
Yes. Alert sources, on-call paging, and incident channels all wire into Argus out of the box.
Do I need to configure a CMDB before I can use Argus?
No. Argus discovers assets, services, and relationships incrementally. Start with one incident; add structure as you go.
How does pricing work?
Start with a 15-day free trial, no card required. Paid plans are $49 per user per month for production teams. Self-hosted and regulated-industry deployments are available on Enterprise — custom pricing, contact us.
Is my data isolated from other tenants?
Every workspace is row-level isolated. Embeddings, attachments, and audit logs live in tenant-scoped namespaces with no cross-tenant reads.
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