Inventory
Review the source objects and their relationships rather than assuming every feature maps one for one.
Move your response plan, not just your contact list.
Assess your Opsgenie configuration, understand the gaps, and move services deliberately. Keep migration a reviewable change to the way your team responds.
Start with a read-only assessment.
Inventory users, teams, schedules, policies, services, and integrations from a point-in-time view of Opsgenie. See the configuration you depend on before changing a paging path.
Compare
Simulate schedule mappings without paging responders. Where the source key can read alerts, compare up to 100 recent alerts against proposed routing.
Review the gaps
Exact, approximate, ambiguous, and unsupported mappings remain distinct. Resolve the differences before cutover.
Move one service at a time.
Build the reviewed services, schedules, and policies in WarnFire. Point the monitoring source at its new endpoint, confirm a labeled end-to-end incident, and keep a defined rollback window.
Plan ahead of Opsgenie's retirement.
Atlassian ended new Opsgenie sales on June 4, 2025 and will end support on April 5, 2027. Use the time to assess your configuration and verify your replacement response paths.
Moving from Grafana OnCall?
Keep Grafana Alerting as a source and rebuild the response plan around WarnFire services, schedules, and escalation policies. Review behavior instead of assuming a configuration export is a compatible import.
Build a response people can follow.
Start a workspace, connect a service, and make the next signal reach its owner.