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Variable Create a ticket and assign it to the right team. The engineer investigates, decides on the fix, and resolves it on their schedule.
Use this when humans need to make decisions, the fix requires context you don’t have, or you want to delegate without prescribing the solution.

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How it works

Tero creates a ticket in your issue tracker with all the context needed to understand and fix the problem. The ticket is assigned based on service ownership from your service catalog.

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Setup

Connect your issue tracker:

Linear

Connect Linear to create issues in the right team’s backlog.

GitHub Issues

Create issues in the repository that owns the service.

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Example

Tero identifies that user-service has debug mode enabled. It’s been emitting DEBUG-level logs for 3 days, generating 10x normal volume. You approve the rule and select “Create tickets.” Tero creates a ticket in Linear: 
Title: Debug mode left on in user-service

user-service has been emitting DEBUG logs for 3 days.
This is generating 10x normal log volume (~$2,400/day in excess costs).

Debug logging was likely enabled for troubleshooting and not disabled afterward.

Action needed:
- Verify debug mode should be off
- Update the log level configuration
- Consider adding alerts for prolonged debug mode

Identified by Tero: https://app.tero.dev/rules/abc123
The ticket is assigned to the user-service team based on your service catalog. They investigate, change the configuration, and close the ticket.

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When to use

Create tickets works best when:
  • The fix requires human judgment (is this intentional?)
  • Multiple solutions exist and the team should choose
  • You want to track the work formally
  • The issue isn’t urgent enough for immediate action