New integration: Honeybadger

New integration: Honeybadger

Honeybadger helps developers identify and debug errors & exceptions when they occur in the production so you can quickly decide whether to apply a hotfix or roll back changes.

You can also use Honeybadger for:

  • Uptime monitoring – checking your sites & services externally from different locations in the world and notifying you if they're down
  • Check-in monitoring – your services & cron jobs check in to Honeybadger and it notifies you if they go missing

Example use-case

Since Honeybadger is a monitoring service, it best works combined with deployment actions. You can, however, expand the pipeline to build and test your application before the delivery. The pipeline below represents an end-to-end delivery pipeline for a Node.js application—with an automatic notification to Honeybadger upon every release:

Image loading...Pipeline with Honeybadger monitoring

Integrating Buddy with Honeybadger

  1. Log in to Honeybadger and go to User Settings
  2. Head to Authentication and copy your Honeybadger API Token:

    Image loading...Getting API token from Honeybadger

  3. Go to the pipeline that you want to track in Buddy
  4. Click + at the end of the pipeline and select Honeybadger from Notifications.
  5. A pop-up will appear. Enter the name of your Honeybadger account and paste the key:

    Image loading...Adding Honeybadger integration

  6. When authenticated, select the project and fill the environment field (you can use Buddy parameters for that).

TIP: Click here for the full list of Buddy parameters

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Congratulations! You have just successfully added Honeybadger to your delivery workflow.

About Honeybadger

Connect with the awesome guys from Honeybadger: Homepage | Twitter | GitHub

WARNING: Buddy is 100% customer driven. If there's a feature or integration you miss, let us know on the livechat or directly at support@buddy.works.

Jarek Dylewski

Jarek Dylewski

Customer Support

A journalist and an SEO specialist trying to find himself in the unforgiving world of coders. Gamer, a non-fiction literature fan and obsessive carnivore. Jarek uses his talents to convert the programming lingo into a cohesive and approachable narration.

Dec 7th 2017
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