Observe · Alert · Respond
Turn alerts
into action.
SkyLogs is an open-source incident response platform that connects your observability stack to your on-call team.
Your monitoring detects the problem. SkyLogs makes sure someone responds.
- Self-hosted
- API-first
- Docker & Kubernetes
- No vendor lock-in
Active Incidents
Placeholder data · 3 open · 1 mitigating
Database latency above threshold
Source: Prometheus · Service: payments-db
Platform Team
Owner
Alert received
09:41:02Prometheus / Alertmanager
Incident created
09:41:03Rule: db-latency-critical
On-call notified
09:41:06Phone + SMS
Acknowledged
09:43:18Platform Team
Active Alerts
12
4 deduplicated
On-call Now
A. Ivanov
Platform · until 18:00
Escalation
Step 2 / 4
Secondary notified
Channels
6 verified
Phone, SMS, Slack…
The problem
Too many alerts.
Not enough action.
An alert doesn't tell you who owns it, who should respond, or what happens if nobody acknowledges it.
- Multiple noisy notification streams
- Unclear ownership between teams
- Missed response with no fallback
Noisy alerts
Structured incidents
How it works
From detection to resolution
SkyLogs turns incoming alerts into a structured response workflow.
- 01
Collect
Receive alerts from monitoring sources.
- 02
Organize
Deduplicate and correlate signals.
- 03
Create
Turn a signal into tracked response.
- 04
Assign
Route to the owning on-call team.
- 05
Escalate
Move up the chain if unacknowledged.
- 06
Notify
Reach people on verified channels.
- 07
Resolve
Close out with a full timeline.
Product
Ownership, escalation, notification, tracking.
Four things an alert can't do on its own — now summarized in one place.
Alerts & Incidents
Ingest, deduplicate and correlate signals, then promote them into owned incidents with severity, status and a full timeline.
On-call Schedules
Teams, rotations and ownership rules so every incident has a responsible primary, secondary and manager.
Escalation Chains
Unacknowledged incidents move automatically through the response chain until someone takes ownership.
Notifications
Phone, SMS, Email, Slack, Microsoft Teams and Telegram — routed by severity, not by luck.
Solutions
Built for the teams who carry the pager
Cut alert fatigue and make on-call load visible, fair and measurable.
Define clear service ownership across shared infrastructure and internal platforms.
Respond with structure instead of chat threads — one incident, one owner, one timeline.
Integrations
Keep your existing
observability stack.
SkyLogs doesn't replace your monitoring tools. It connects them to the people responsible for responding.
Prometheus
Monitoring
Alertmanager
Monitoring
Grafana
Observability
Zabbix
Monitoring
Datadog
Observability
Elastic / ELK
Logs
Splunk
Logs
Generic Webhook
Webhooks
For developers
API-first, self-hosted, yours.
Everything in the UI is available over the REST API. Deploy with Docker or Kubernetes and keep your incident data inside your own infrastructure.
- REST API for alerts, incidents and schedules
- Docker Compose and Helm deployment
- No telemetry, no vendor lock-in
# Send any signal into SkyLogscurl -X POST https://skylogs.internal/api/v1/alerts \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $SKYLOGS_TOKEN" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{ "service": "checkout-api", "severity": "critical", "summary": "p99 latency > 2s" }'Pricing
Free when self-hosted. Simple when hosted.
Community
Free
Self-hosted, unlimited users
Team
$8
per responder / month
Enterprise
Custom
SLA, SSO, private support
Blog
Notes from the on-call rotation
- Practice
Alert fatigue is an ownership problem
2026-07-28
- On-call
Designing escalation chains that actually get answered
2026-07-09
- Deployment
Self-hosting SkyLogs on Kubernetes
2026-06-22