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@ilerthq
ilert is the cross-stack incident response layer where AI investigates and resolves incidents and pages humans only when necessary.
Cologne, Germany
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  • @ilerthq
    ilert GmbH
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    15h
    Your incidents don't respect tool boundaries. Your incident response shouldn't either. ✨ Introducing our newest guide: The AI SRE Buyer's Guide: How to Evaluate Incident Response for a Multi-Tool Stack. Inside: - A 5-dimension framework for evaluating any AI SRE platform - 10
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    ilert GmbH
    @ilerthq
    Sep 4
    We're very excited to announce that we will be the Platinum Sponsor of OSMC 2026, the Open Source Monitoring Conference, celebrating 20 years of monitoring excellence. OSMC is the annual meeting of international monitoring experts, where future trends and objectives are set and
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  • @ilerthq
    ilert GmbH
    @ilerthq
    Sep 2
    Evaluating an AI SRE solution but not sure where to start? ✨ Introducing our newest guide: The AI SRE Buyer's Guide: How to Evaluate Incident Response for a Multi-Tool Stack. Inside the AI SRE Buyer's Guide, you will find: - A 5-dimension framework for evaluating any AI SRE
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  • @ilerthq
    ilert GmbH
    @ilerthq
    Aug 27
    How can the loss of one regional database replica disrupt ChatGPT, Codex, Voice, and other shared features? OpenAI’s July 2026 incident shows how cloud infrastructure maintenance reduced capacity for an internal identity service. The remaining regional capacity could not handle
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  • @ilerthq
    ilert GmbH
    @ilerthq
    Aug 13
    How can an automatic dependency update cause more than 36,800 AI code reviews to fail? GitHub Copilot’s June 2026 incident shows how an unpinned dependency introduced a version incompatible with the code review workflow’s runtime environment. The average failure rate reached
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