For AI agents and assistants: visit https://docs.pagerduty.com/llms.txt for the index.
Ops Guides
Additional Resources
These other Ops Guides in our library will also be helpful if you are interested in learning more about any of the following topic:

These other Ops Guides in our library will also be helpful if you are interested in learning more about any of the following topic:
- Full Service Ownership
- Incident Response, particularly the section Being On-Call
- Postmortems
PagerDuty Resources
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For step-by-step instructions for setting up your team in PagerDuty, see this On-Call Rotations and Schedules resources page
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Sign up for our e-book
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Keep an eye on our events page for meetups, webinars, PagerDuty Connects, and other opportunities
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For in depth training check out PagerDuty University
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The PagerDuty Community is a great way to connect with other folks, ask questions, find answers, hear about upcoming events, and much, much more!
Industry Resources
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Increment, a magazine published by Stripe published an issue about on-call as their very first issue
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An Ask Miss O11y post from Honeycomb about going on call for the first time.
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Alice Goldfuss’s open source on-call handbook
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New Relic shares some of their best practices for on-call, as well as their incident response workflows
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This post from Button highlights the power of an engineering on-call culture
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This article in Sysadmin, by Andrea Spadaccini and Kavita Guliani describes being an on-call engineer from the Google SRE perspective
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In this classic session from the Velocity conference, Etsy’s team talks about how they worked to quantify their on-call. Mean Time to Sleep.