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PagerDuty and Prometheus expand incident response and infrastructure visibility

Opsphere now integrates with PagerDuty and Prometheus, adding more operational context for infrastructure monitoring and incident response. Teams can consult active incidents, services and incident timelines from PagerDuty while also querying Prometheus metrics, alerts, rules, scrape targets and PromQL data from the same interface.

Combining infrastructure metrics with incident information allows engineers to investigate operational issues more efficiently without constantly moving between monitoring and incident management platforms. The result is faster access to the information required to understand what is happening across production environments.

With these additions, Opsphere continues growing as a central operational layer that connects cloud platforms, observability, CI/CD and incident management tools into a single read-only operational experience.


GitLab and SonarQube strengthen the software delivery workflow

Opsphere now includes native integrations with GitLab and SonarQube, extending operational visibility across the software delivery lifecycle. Development teams can access GitLab projects, merge requests, pipelines and deployment history, while also consulting SonarQube quality gates, code metrics, security hotspots and new-code analysis from the same operational workspace.

By bringing CI/CD activity together with code quality information, engineers can quickly understand what changed, whether a quality gate passed and how recent deliveries relate to production operations. This reduces the need to switch between multiple platforms during investigations and provides valuable development context alongside infrastructure and observability data.

These integrations continue expanding Opsphere's unified operational platform, helping DevOps and platform engineering teams connect software delivery with operational intelligence through a consistent, read-only experience.