Incident Severity Levels: The Two-Level Scale Small Teams Actually Use
Most incident severity levels go unused under pressure. Here is a two-level scale written as symptoms, plus a notify-only lane for the noise.
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Most incident severity levels go unused under pressure. Here is a two-level scale written as symptoms, plus a notify-only lane for the noise.
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