Honeybadger was one of the first to let you send exception notifications to services like Slack, Github Issues and PagerDuty.

Based on customer feedback, we've doubled down - launching a suite of features that gives you incredible control over how you integrate exception monitoring into your toolchain. Now you can:

  • Route high priority alerts to specific chat rooms
  • Notify your on-call team when specific errors spike in frequency
  • Temporarily silence alerts when the $%^& hits the fan and you're focused on fixing the problem
  • Route alerts to different teams based on where they occurred in your app, or on which servers.

To see this in action, check out our new video below. It's only a few minutes long, but it will revolutionize the way that your team works with error alerts.

 

Here are a few highlights from the video, in case you don't have your headphones handy. :)

Events

You get to choose exactly which events result in a notification or ticket being created:

Events

Rate Escalations

Escalations let you receive extra notifications when your error rate goes above a number you've configured.

Escalation

Throttling

Lets you protect yourself from floods of notifications when everything goes wrong at once.

Throttling

Filters

With filters you can be hyper-precise about which errors trigger notifications or issue creation. You could

  • Send alerts to a special chatroom if an error is caused by your CEO
  • Create issues in separate trackers for staging, preprod and production
  • Route notifications to a certain team's inbox whenever an error assigned to that team reoccurs.

Filters

Environments

You can ignore environments. We auto-populate the list based on environments we've seen in your app.

Environments

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Starr Horne

Starr Horne is a Rubyist and Chief JavaScripter at Honeybadger.io. When she's not neck-deep in other people's bugs, she enjoys making furniture with traditional hand-tools, reading history and brewing beer in her garage in Seattle.

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