Opsgenie migration

Move the operating model, not just a contact list.

WarnFire imports responders, teams, schedules, escalation policies, and integrations into a reviewable plan. Shadow verification proves routing before cutover, without double-paging responders.

A controlled path

Inventory, translate, verify, cut over.

1. Read inventory

Connect read-only access and discover users, teams, schedules, rotations, policies, and inbound integrations.

2. Assess compatibility

See what maps directly, what needs an explicit choice, and what should be retired instead of silently approximated.

3. Build the workspace

Create the proposed WarnFire configuration as a reviewable, repeatable migration rather than a collection of manual edits.

4. Shadow verify

Compare incoming event correlation and intended paging decisions while Opsgenie remains authoritative. Shadow mode does not notify responders.

5. Cut over deliberately

Move senders service by service, send labeled lifecycle tests, and retain a rollback window until the response loop is proven.

6. Preserve evidence

Keep migration findings, verification results, and cutover actions available for operational review.

No surprise double pages.

Shadow verification observes and compares; it does not deliver a second responder notification. Live paging begins only when you deliberately activate the WarnFire path.

What transfers

The relationships that make paging work.

Responders and contact methods, team membership, schedule rotations and layers, escalation steps, service ownership, and integration inventory are treated as one connected model.

What gets reviewed

Ambiguity becomes a decision, not hidden behavior.

Unsupported or conflicting constructs are surfaced before apply. Coverage gaps and unreachable escalation steps appear as readiness findings that can be fixed before cutover.