The on-call desk that opens the fix.
Nightglass sits across repos, staging, and production around the clock. When an incident fires it correlates the signals, drafts a fix PR with the rollback pre-wired, and ships the postmortem into the channel you already use — so the on-call reviews a change instead of writing one in the dark.
Three claims, one colleague.
Nightglass is not another alert-correlation layer. The desk reads the repo, drafts the fix, and writes the postmortem — the three claims the rotation runs on.
Nightglass stages a one-click revert behind every fix PR it opens, so the on-call merges a fix or a revert in one click rather than typing one out at 3am.
Nightglass reads the open PR against the active incident, the recent diff on the owning service, and the failing path, so reviewers get context that already names the change that caused the alert.
Logs, traces, deploy markers, and the last hour of commits are fused the moment an SLO breach fires, so the desk sees the failure and its cause on the same screen.
Bring Nightglass into a service that already pages you tonight.
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