What does it use for integration/workflow; frontend seems theirs but backend seems not in the repos. I saw more solutions like this boasting ‘5000+’ integrations but I cannot find the code for that (I might have missed it)?
I guess I should get into the chat with you, but I meant; you integrate with, let’s say, Jira; there is no jira calling code in the repos, so how does that happen. Bit too in depth for here maybe.
Oh yes! there's no native Jira integration so far - but we have some customers who already integrate oneuptime with Jira. They integrate Jira through workflow webhooks in OneUptime - so when an issue is created in Jira, incident is created in OneUptime and all Status Page subscribers are notified.
Comments
What does it use for integration/workflow; frontend seems theirs but backend seems not in the repos. I saw more solutions like this boasting ‘5000+’ integrations but I cannot find the code for that (I might have missed it)?
I believe this is what you're looking for: https://oneuptime.com/product/workflows
OneUptime is 100% open source, and always will be. It's a mono-repo and backend is divided into few services.
I guess I should get into the chat with you, but I meant; you integrate with, let’s say, Jira; there is no jira calling code in the repos, so how does that happen. Bit too in depth for here maybe.
Oh yes! there's no native Jira integration so far - but we have some customers who already integrate oneuptime with Jira. They integrate Jira through workflow webhooks in OneUptime - so when an issue is created in Jira, incident is created in OneUptime and all Status Page subscribers are notified.
Then I think the wording is a bit confusing for new clients. I expect, when you say that you can integrate, not that I have to build that myself.