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Open-source AIOps alert management platform

Keep is an open-source AIOps platform that provides a single pane of glass for all alerts from monitoring tools like Datadog, PagerDuty, Grafana, and 50+ integrations. It uses AI to correlate, deduplicate, and enrich alerts, reducing noise and helping on-call teams focus on real incidents. Keep includes workflow automation, bidirectional sync with ticketing systems, and a modern web dashboard.

About Keep

Keep addresses the alert fatigue problem that plagues engineering teams using multiple monitoring tools. Instead of checking Datadog, PagerDuty, Grafana, Sentry, and AWS CloudWatch separately, Keep aggregates alerts from 50+ sources into a unified timeline. Its AI engine automatically correlates related alerts, deduplicates redundant notifications, and enriches alert context by pulling relevant data from connected systems, reducing the volume of notifications that require human attention.

The platform includes a workflow engine that automates common incident response patterns — escalating alerts based on severity and time, creating tickets in Jira or Linear when certain conditions are met, sending notifications to Slack or Teams channels, and triggering runbook automations. Bidirectional sync ensures that actions taken in Keep are reflected in source monitoring tools and vice versa. The web dashboard provides filterable views, alert timelines, and analytics on alert patterns and MTTR.

With over 11,600 GitHub stars and active development, Keep has become the leading open-source alternative to enterprise AIOps platforms like BigPanda and Moogsoft. It deploys via Docker Compose or Kubernetes Helm charts and stores data in PostgreSQL. The platform is built with Python and React, extensible through a provider plugin system, and distributed under an MIT license. For teams drowning in alerts from multiple tools, Keep provides the consolidation layer that makes on-call manageable.

Pricing & Platform Specs

Pricing Summary

Free and 100% open source under Apache-2.0 / MIT license for self-hosted deployment via Docker Compose or Kubernetes with $0 software costs. Keep Cloud and Enterprise packages provide fully managed infrastructure, advanced AI-driven alert clustering and correlation, enterprise SAML SSO, granular RBAC, and dedicated 24/7 support SLAs.

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Supported Platforms

Docker, Kubernetes — 50+ monitoring integrations

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FAQ

What is Keep?

Keep is an open-source AIOps platform that provides a single pane of glass for all alerts from monitoring tools like Datadog, PagerDuty, Grafana, and 50+ integrations. It uses AI to correlate, deduplicate, and enrich alerts, reducing noise and helping on-call teams focus on real incidents. Keep includes workflow automation, bidirectional sync with ticketing systems, and a modern web dashboard.

Is Keep free?

Yes — Keep is open source and free to use. Free and 100% open source under Apache-2.0 / MIT license for self-hosted deployment via Docker Compose or Kubernetes with $0 software costs. Keep Cloud and Enterprise packages provide fully managed infrastructure, advanced AI-driven alert clustering and correlation, enterprise SAML SSO, granular RBAC, and dedicated 24/7 support SLAs.

Is Keep open source?

Yes — Keep is open source.

Is Keep still maintained?

Yes — Keep is active. Its listing was last verified on September 6, 2026.

What are the best Keep alternatives?

The first editor-selected Keep alternatives are Langfuse.