Tutorials and Guides

Clubhouse Integration

Setting up FireHydrant's integration with Clubhouse

Written by Michael Lacsamana
Updated yesterday

Action Items and Follow-ups

FireHydrant can track in-flight work in Jira during incidents (Action Items) and follow-ups to complete after the incident is resolved

Written by Daniel
Updated over a week ago

Scheduled Maintenances

FireHydrant can help you keep track of when your systems will be down for scheduled maintenance

Written by Mark Starkman
Updated over a week ago

Starting a new Incident

Something is broken. Its time to rally the troops and kick off a new incident

Written by Dylan
Updated over a week ago

Severity Matrix

Automatically assign severities to an incident based off of rules that you define

Written by Dylan
Updated over a week ago

Severities

Not all incidents are equal. Severities help differentiate that to your company

Written by Dylan
Updated over a week ago

Saved Searches for Change Events

Save searches to quickly find the change events that matter the most to you

Written by Dylan
Updated over a week ago

Webhooks

Receive notifications anytime a Change Event is created or updated

Written by Bobby
Updated over a week ago

Single Sign On with Google

Enable SSO on FireHydrant with Google

Written by Bobby
Updated over a week ago

Single Sign On With OneLogin

Setup the SSO integration with OneLogin

Written by Bobby
Updated over a week ago

Single Sign On

Use your identity provider to login to FireHydrant

Written by Bobby
Updated over a week ago

Single Sign On With Okta

Setup FireHydrant to accept Okta logins

Written by Bobby
Updated over a week ago

Teams

Teams help you organize and extinguish fires

Written by Bobby
Updated over a week ago

Adding Change Events

How to use the changelog for finding things like deploys, configuration changes, etc.

Written by Bobby
Updated over a week ago

Incident Roles

Use roles to give everyone distinct responsibilities during an incident

Written by Dylan
Updated over a week ago

Creating a Bot User

Want to use the FireHydrant API? You'll need a bot account for that.

Written by Bobby
Updated over a week ago