1 points | by bhoyee 7 hours ago
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I've been building IncidentPulse after getting tired of managing outages across chaotic Slack threads and outdated status pages.
It's a self-hosted incident management tool that focuses on being clean, simple, and actually useful for small teams. The core features:
Centralized incident timeline with responder assignment
Smart webhook automation with deduplication (using fingerprinting)
Support for Slack, Discord, Teams, Telegram, GitHub Actions, UptimeRobot
Easy self-hosting setup
Live demo: https://incident-pulse.vercel.app GitHub: https://github.com/bhoyee/IncidentPulse
I'd love HN's brutally honest feedback on a few things:
Is the webhook setup (HMAC signatures, idempotency keys, fingerprint deduplication) something you'd actually use, or is it over-engineered?
For small teams – would you self-host something like this, or is a cloud version mandatory?
What's the one feature that would make you switch from your current incident process?
The project is fully open-source, and I'm looking for contributors who enjoy building transparent tools for reliability.
I've been building IncidentPulse after getting tired of managing outages across chaotic Slack threads and outdated status pages.
It's a self-hosted incident management tool that focuses on being clean, simple, and actually useful for small teams. The core features:
Centralized incident timeline with responder assignment
Smart webhook automation with deduplication (using fingerprinting)
Support for Slack, Discord, Teams, Telegram, GitHub Actions, UptimeRobot
Easy self-hosting setup
Live demo: https://incident-pulse.vercel.app GitHub: https://github.com/bhoyee/IncidentPulse
I'd love HN's brutally honest feedback on a few things:
Is the webhook setup (HMAC signatures, idempotency keys, fingerprint deduplication) something you'd actually use, or is it over-engineered?
For small teams – would you self-host something like this, or is a cloud version mandatory?
What's the one feature that would make you switch from your current incident process?
The project is fully open-source, and I'm looking for contributors who enjoy building transparent tools for reliability.