How Mumu Migrated From Prometheus to InfluxDB and Tripled Their Metric Coverage

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When a team uses an internal Slack channel for everything from contact form submissions to deployment alerts and server warnings, the notification engine quickly becomes critical infrastructure. When the same team builds that engine as a product for other teams to use, the bar gets even higher. Mumu is an all-in-one productivity platform for modern teams. While most companies stitch together…

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