Alerts & incidents

Fewer pages. Clearer incidents.

PrimesFlow only pages you when something genuinely matters, folds related noise into a single incident, and logs a full timeline so you can review — and prevent — the next occurrence.

Capabilities

Alerting built for signal, not noise

Threshold rules

Set a static condition on any metric or service state — CPU %, memory, disk, restarts, request errors. Straightforward to write and to reason about later.

Anomaly detection

PrimesFlow builds a baseline per host and per service, then flags today's behavior when it diverges from the last two weeks — no manual threshold tuning.

Grouping & noise control

A single bad host produces a single incident, not a wall of pages. Related alerts fold together automatically.

On-call routing

Send alerts to email, Slack, Discord, generic webhooks, or PagerDuty and Opsgenie via webhook — route different severities to different destinations.

Timeline for every incident

Each incident keeps a chronological log of what tripped, what recovered, which alerts fired, and who acknowledged it.

Pattern detection over time

PrimesFlow surfaces incidents that share a signature across time so you can address the underlying cause, not just the latest occurrence.

Routing

Reaches the tools your team already lives in

Email

Slack

Discord / Webhooks

PagerDuty & Opsgenie

Example incident timeline

Incident #4821 · web-03 · high-CPU saturation · resolved in 8 minutes.

Resolved
  1. Trigger14:22:10 UTC

    CPU on web-03 crossed 85% threshold (rolling 3m).

  2. Alert14:22:14 UTC

    Alert routed to #ops on Slack and PagerDuty (severity: high).

  3. Note14:23:01 UTC

    Anomaly detector: memory usage also diverging from baseline.

  4. Ack14:24:47 UTC

    Acknowledged by @maya.

  5. Note14:27:52 UTC

    AI diagnosis drafted — likely correlated with deploy marker at 14:20:38.

  6. Recovered14:30:11 UTC

    CPU recovered below threshold; incident auto-resolved after 3m stable.

Cut through alert noise

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