For DevOps Team Leads

Your standup starts with ‘does anyone know if staging is working?’

Lane Monkey gives your entire DevOps team a shared view of every pipeline, every environment, and every deployment — so nobody's working blind.

#devops-standup9:01 AM
Alex (Team Lead)

Morning everyone. Quick check — is staging working? I saw some errors yesterday.

Sam

I thought it was. Let me check...

Jordan

I deployed a fix last night but didn’t verify.

Pipeline health is tribal knowledge.

Every morning, your standup burns 10 minutes on “does anyone know the status of X?” Your team of 5 engineers each checks different dashboards. Nobody has the full picture. Deployments overlap. Two people investigate the same failure without knowing the other is on it. Pipeline state lives in people's heads, not on a shared screen.

A
Alex
GitHub ActionsGitHub Actions
VercelVercel
S
Sam
RailwayRailway
SentrySentry
J
Jordan
GitLab CIGitLab CI
NetlifyNetlify
M
Morgan
PagerDutyPagerDuty
CircleCICircleCI
T
Taylor
Fly.ioFly.io
CoolifyCoolify

5 engineers. 10 tools. Everyone only sees their slice.

Two engineers spent an hour fixing the same bug. Neither knew the other was on it.

A deploy pipeline failed on main. Sam saw it in Sentry and started investigating. Jordan saw the GitHub Actions failure 10 minutes later and started a parallel investigation. They worked independently for 45 minutes. Sam rolled back a commit. Jordan pushed a fix. The fix conflicted with the rollback. Now you have a worse outage than you started with. All because there was no shared view of who was working on what.

S
Sam
9:02Sees Sentry errors spike
9:08Investigates auth service
9:35Rolls back commit
9:47Discovers conflict
J
Jordan
9:12Sees GitHub Actions failure
9:18Investigates same service
9:40Pushes fix
9:47Discovers conflict
Conflicting changes → Worse outage

Same team. One board. No duplicated effort.

With Lane Monkey, your entire team looks at the same board. When a pipeline fails, everyone sees it. When someone starts investigating, it's visible. No more parallel investigations, no conflicting fixes, no “I didn't know you were on it.”

Without Lane Monkey

2 engineers × 45 min = 1.5 hrs wasted. Conflicting fixes made it worse.

With Lane Monkey

Failure visible to all → Sam claims it → Fixed in 15 min. Jordan ships their feature instead.

Team Overview
Live
api-service
Deploy to staging
4m ago
Run test suite
now
Sam
Lint & types
8m ago
web-app
Production deploy
15m ago
Preview — feat/auth
22m ago
E2E tests
30m ago
monitoring
TypeError: null ref
6m ago
API timeout /users
12m ago
Memory leak worker
1d ago

All statuses visible at a glance. Sam is on the test suite — no need to ask.

Your standups are about shipping, not status checks.

Instead of spending 10 minutes asking “what's broken?” — everyone already knows. Your team spends standup talking about what they're shipping. Duplicated investigations don't happen because everyone sees the same board. You finally have the team alignment the tools were supposed to give you.

0Duplicated investigations per week
0 minSaved per standup
0%More time shipping features

Align your team around one board.

Free to start, Pro when your team grows. Your first board is ready in under a minute.