APM & Error Tracking for Developers
Move fast and fix things
Ship better software faster with full-stack application monitoring that works like you think it should.
Honeybadger transforms your logs into rich events that help you fix issues before your users know what happened.
App on fire? Fix it fast with Honeybadger
Error Tracking
Know the moment errors occur and fix bugs before customers can report them.
Logging & Observability
See your logs in context and answer questions after the fact.
Uptime Monitoring
Know when your external services go down or have other problems.
Heartbeat Monitoring
Know when your cron jobs and services go missing or silently fail.
Status Pages
Keep customers in the loop when your app is down.
All the power, none of the complexity
Error Tracking
Tells you when errors occur so you can fix them quickly
- Helps you triage quickly
- Traces errors back to the source
- Reduces alert fatigue
Logging & Observability
Gives you all the context you need to discover the root cause
- Get actionable intelligence from your logs
- Get ahead of potential issues
- Create charts and dashboards
Uptime Monitoring
Helps you respond instantly when bad things happen
- Alerts you of outages as soon as they happen
- Reminds you to renew your SSL certificates
- Notifies you via Slack, PagerDuty, DataDog, Google Chat, and other tools you use
Cron & Heartbeat Monitoring
Monitors your jobs and lets you know when there's a silent failure
- Ensures your cron jobs run on time, every time
- Sends you automated alerts on your existing tools
- Shows a detailed history of when your jobs last completed and when we last heard from your services
Status Pages
Keeps your customers in the loop when your app is down
- Shows your live service status
- Builds trust with your users
- Works with your domain
Getting started is easy
Installing Honeybadger in a Rails app is just a few terminal commands:
$ bundle add honeybadger
$ bundle exec honeybadger install [API KEY]
That's it. See the developer docs for the latest instructions.
First, install the honeybadger-laravel package via composer:
composer require honeybadger-io/honeybadger-laravel
Next, enable error reporting by adding the following to bootstrap/app.php:
->withExceptions(function (Exceptions $exceptions) {
$exceptions->report(static function (Throwable $e) {
if (app()->bound('honeybadger')) {
app('honeybadger')->notify($e, app('request'));
}
});
})
Finally, run the honeybadger:install artisan command to configure your API key and report a test error.
php artisan honeybadger:install [Your project API key]
That's it. See the developer docs for the latest instructions.
First, install the honeybadger package:
mix hex.install honeybadger
Then configure your Honeybadger settings in config.exs:
config :honeybadger,
api_key: "Your project API key"
To configure environment-specific settings, add the following to your #{env}.exs files:
config :honeybadger,
environment_name: :dev # or :test, :prod, etc.
That's it. See the developer docs for the latest instructions.
First, install the honeybadger package with pip:
pip install honeybadger
Then add the Honeybadger Django middleware to the top of your MIDDLEWARE config variable:
MIDDLEWARE = [
'honeybadger.contrib.django.middleware.HoneybadgerMiddleware',
...
]
You'll also need to add a new HONEYBADGER config variable to your settings.py to specify your API key:
HONEYBADGER = {
'API_KEY': 'Your project API key'
}
That's it. See the developer docs for the latest instructions and additional frameworks.
To use our hosted CDN, place the following code between the <head></head> tags of your page:
<script src="//js.honeybadger.io/v6.11/honeybadger.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
Honeybadger.configure({
apiKey: 'Your project API key',
environment: 'production',
revision: 'git SHA/project version'
});
</script>
That's it. See the developer docs for the latest instructions and additional frameworks.
First, install the @honeybadger-io/js npm package:
npm install @honeybadger-io/js --save
Then, require the honeybadger module and configure your API key:
const Honeybadger = require('@honeybadger-io/js');
Honeybadger.configure({
apiKey: 'Your project API key'
});
That's it. See the developer docs for the latest instructions and additional frameworks.
Honeybadger supports a wide range of platforms not listed here, including Go, Java, Crystal, and more. See our developer docs for a complete list of SDKs.
Industry-leading support
Any Honeybadger customer will tell you that we have the best developer-led support in the industry. Go ahead and email us right now—you'll get a fast reply from our dev team, and we'll go above and beyond to answer your questions.
Ben Curtis
To: Jason Charnes
Subject: Re: Uploading logs
Happy to help! And thanks for letting me know it (mostly) worked. I guess I have some debugging to do on that environment variable. :)
One last thing... make sure you run this to get Vector to start after a reboot:
sudo systemctl enable vector.service
I put that in the gist after I sent the last email to you, so you may have done that already, but you may not have, and it doesn't hurt to do it twice. :)
Oh, and about the log prefix you mentioned... look in config/environments/production.rb for config.log_tags and comment that out. That's probably what's adding that stuff to your logs.
Jason Charnes
To: Honeybadger Support
Subject: Re: Uploading logs
That did the trick!!
This is so awesome. Again, thank you!
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