Show IH: elrond.io - DevOps collaboration chatbot

Hi Hackers!

I wanted to run a service by you that I'm building. It's called http://elrond.io and it helps DevOps teams collaborate on issues and outages.

DevOps teams often work with chatrooms to communicate and collaborate. Commonly, the tools these teams work with (for development,
deployment, monitoring, etc.) all connect to the chatroom as well to alert the team of one of the systems they are responsible for experiences
an outage.

Whenever an issue occurs, the members on the team self-organise to find someone (or someones) who can effectively troubleshoot the issue. As
long as the team is small, this works fine in a single chatroom with all team members. But once you work with multiple teams managing multiple
applications and environments, this breaks down. It becomes hard to locate the right engineers that know this application or environment,
that fixed a similar issue before or are available to help. Even a simple thing as using a round-robin scheme to assign this work across
distributed team members is challenging.

The Elrond chatbot monitors your chatroom to detect outages in your Continuous Delivery pipeline. When an incident occurs, Elrond looks for
engineers who can help -- engineers that built the software or servers, that introduced the most recent change or that resolved a similar
issue before. Based on factors like availability and timezone, Elrond involves one or more engineers so the issue at hand can be dealt with
quickly and efficiently.

I'd love to hear any feedback you might have and will of course reply to any questions.

Thanks for reading!