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Performance at Scale and Slack Improvements

This week's releases have been focused on speed and confidence during busy operational moments. Large status pages should feel lighter and more responsive, incident workflows should respond more quickly, and Slack should do a better job understanding what you are asking without forcing you into exact phrasing.

What's New​

  • Slack can now handle more natural operational questions about incidents, maintenances, Beats, and recent history.
  • Retroactive incident drafts from Slack are easier to create, adjust, and confirm.
  • Incident and maintenance follow-up questions in Slack now keep more of the surrounding context.

Improvements​

  • Large public status pages load and update more efficiently.
  • Incident creation, incident updates, and incident detail views feel faster on pages with lots of components.
  • Component history views are more useful when browsing expanded service groups.
  • Slack responses are faster and more graceful for common read-only status questions.

Fixes​

  • Improved behavior around resolved incident states and empty incident history.
  • Reduced timeout-prone paths in Slack and large-page workflows.
  • Improved public page refresh behavior after hierarchy changes.