In our continuous effort to make application monitoring more accessible and collaborative, we’re excited to announce OpsPilot’s integration with Microsoft Teams. This new feature allows your entire team to interact with OpsPilot directly through Teams channels and conversations, bringing powerful monitoring insights right where your team communicates.
Easy Setup Process
Getting started with OpsPilot in Teams is straightforward. Here’s how Teams Administrators can set it up:
- Download the App
- Navigate to the Integrations page in your OpsPilot hub
- Select Teams Integration from the top-right dropdown
- Download the provided ZIP file containing the custom OpsPilot app
- Install in Teams Admin Center
- Visit admin.teams.microsoft.com
- Upload the downloaded app package
- Configure your Teams policies to enable OpsPilot access
- Connect Your Account
- Generate an API key from the OpsPilot Hub’s Integrations page
- Enter the key in the Teams app to link your FusionReactor account
- You’re ready to go!
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Features at Your Fingertips
Once installed, OpsPilot becomes a powerful ally in your Teams environment:
- Direct Queries: Start any message with @OpsPilot to get immediate assistance
- Suggested Prompts: Explore features directly within Teams to discover OpsPilot’s capabilities
- Seamless Integration: Get the same comprehensive responses you’re used to from the FusionReactor UI
- Interactive Links: Each response includes relevant FusionReactor links for deeper diving
- Team-Wide Access: Enable your entire team to leverage OpsPilot’s insights
Using OpsPilot in Teams
The integration works just like having OpsPilot as a team member. Need monitoring insights during a discussion? Simply mention @OpsPilot in any conversation or channel. It will join the thread and provide the same detailed responses you’d get from the FusionReactor UI.
The suggested prompts feature helps new users get started quickly, offering pre-built queries that showcase OpsPilot’s capabilities. Whether you’re checking application performance, investigating issues, or monitoring system health, it’s all available right within your Teams conversations.
Why Teams Integration Matters
This integration represents a significant step forward in making application monitoring more collaborative. By bringing OpsPilot into Teams, we’re:
- Reducing context switching between applications
- Enabling faster team responses to monitoring alerts
- Making monitoring insights more accessible to team members
- Facilitating better collaboration around application performance
- Streamlining the DevOps workflow
Getting Started
Ready to bring OpsPilot to your Teams environment? Head to the OpsPilot hub’s Integrations page to begin the setup process. For additional support or questions, our team is here to help ensure a smooth integration process.
Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to enhance the Teams integration with new features and capabilities!
Want to learn more about OpsPilot and its capabilities? Visit our documentation center or reach out to our support team.