Credops
Custom reminder windows 30 / 14 / 7 / 1 day reminders. No dashboards Slack is the UI, by design. Shared Responsibility Expiry alerts are sent directly to a configured Slack channel (e.g., #oncall-ops or #infrastructure). Seamless Transitions If an admin leaves, your infrastructure doesn't break. The "Institutional Memory" stays inside your Slack workspace. Collective Action Any authorized engineer in the channel can see the alert, view the expiry, or update the certificate Customised channels Each credential can be mapped to a different slack channels
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Credops is a tool designed for managing credential reminders and alerts within Slack. It allows users to set custom reminder windows for credential expirations, such as 30, 14, 7, or 1 day reminders. The system operates without dashboards, relying on Slack as its user interface, and ensures that institutional memory remains intact even if an admin leaves.
Credops offers several key features including custom reminder windows, expiry alerts sent directly to configured Slack channels, seamless transitions to maintain infrastructure continuity, and collective action capabilities that allow any authorized engineer in the channel to view and update credentials. Additionally, each credential can be mapped to different Slack channels for better organization.
Pros of using Credops include its integration with Slack, which simplifies user interaction, and the ability to maintain institutional memory within the workspace. The collective action feature allows multiple engineers to manage credentials effectively. However, there are no specific pros or cons listed by users at this time.
Credops sends expiry alerts directly to a configured Slack channel, such as #oncall-ops or #infrastructure, ensuring that the relevant team members are notified in a timely manner about credential expirations.
Yes, any authorized engineer in the Slack channel can see the alerts, view the expiry dates, and update the certificates, promoting collaborative management of credentials.