Avoiding impacts to existing alerts and dashboards with Grepr

Jad Naous
May 19, 2025
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Everything we do at Grepr is around making sure we reduce costs with minimal impact to existing workflows. Grepr can automatically parse existing alerts in Datadog (Splunk and New Relic coming up in the next few weeks) and avoid modifying logs that power them. This way, you can roll out Grepr to prod without worrying about having to rewrite all your alerts.

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