Get instant Slack notifications when Azure Service Bus messages hit the dead letter queue with AI-powered context so you can fix issues before they escalate.
Manual queue checking becomes someone's daily routine. Dead letters sit unnoticed until customers complain. The data exists in your logs, but nobody's actively watching them.
The constant context switching between Azure Portal, logs, and Slack discussions slows everything down. And those late-night emergency investigations? They could have been prevented with proactive alerting.
DeadLetterOps sends intelligent Slack notifications that tell you what failed, why it failed, and what to do next.
Event-driven monitoring detects dead letter messages the moment they arrive. No polling delays, no manual checking.
Every alert includes what failed and likely why. Understand the failure without digging through logs.
Click through from Slack directly to message details. Reprocess, analyse, or export without leaving your workflow.
Every notification includes AI-generated context so you know exactly what failed and why
You could spend weeks building and maintaining a custom notification system. Or you could set up DeadLetterOps in 5 minutes and get back to building features that matter to your business.
Common questions about Slack notifications for Azure Service Bus
Messages are detected instantly using event-driven Service Bus listeners - not polling. When a message hits the dead letter queue, we capture it immediately. Slack notifications are then batched and sent after 10-30 seconds (configurable based on urgency). Your browser gets instant updates via SignalR real-time connections.
Yes. You can configure alerts per-namespace, per-queue, or using pattern matching. You can also set thresholds, quiet hours, and route different queues to different Slack channels.
DeadLetterOps requires two permissions: Listen (to receive messages from dead letter queues and subscriptions) and Send (to requeue messages back to the original queue or topic). We only monitor dead letter queues and subscriptions - never your active queues. All operations (requeue, delete) are performed only when you explicitly trigger them.
When a message hits the dead letter queue, our AI analyses the Service Bus metadata: queue/topic name, dead letter reason, error description, delivery count, and timestamp. It generates a plain-English explanation of what likely failed and identifies patterns across multiple messages. We never analyse the message body content - only the diagnostic metadata from Service Bus.
Absolutely. You can configure notifications for a single test queue first, verify everything works as expected, then gradually expand to production queues. The free trial gives you full access to test thoroughly.
You have full control over notification frequency. Set thresholds (e.g., only notify after 10 failures in 5 minutes), enable batching for high-volume scenarios, configure quiet hours, or filter by message properties.
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