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kwatch hits +100k downloads 🚀

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Abdelrahman Ahmed
Abdelrahman Ahmed
Owner of kwatch

We are glad to announce that kwatch hit +100k downloads 🚀 since its release!

This post records a historical adoption milestone from July 2022. The product and supported installation workflow have continued to evolve since then; start with the current getting started guide when trying kwatch.

kwatch helps teams see what broke, understand why, and know what to do next when a Kubernetes workload fails. It sends incident context to Slack, Discord, PagerDuty, email, webhooks, and many other channels.

First of all, Big thanks to our contributors for their contributions to improving and implementing new features in kwatch



We also want to thank our users who rely on kwatch to monitor and diagnose incidents in their clusters.

🎯 Next steps​

Currently, we are working on preparing a clear roadmap for kwatch, and open issues/requests will be taken into consideration as your requests have a higher priority.

If you have suggestions, requests, or feedback, don't hesitate to ping us on any of our channels

✏️ Contributing to kwatch​

Anyone can contribute to kwatch! newcomers are always welcome to contribute to kwatch, and we are happy to offer help to newcomers

There are many ways to contribute​

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