Last year we wrote about Three Tips to Help Optimize Your Airbrake. It’s been one of our most popular articles, and many customers have thanked us for helping them discover features and benefits they didn’t realize Airbrake could provide. That post is barely a year old, but is already desperate… continue reading →
One of the most common questions we hear from customers is: How should I decide which problems to fix first? That’s of course a complicated, layered question and we don’t presume to have a single, one-size-fits-all answer. After all, your apps — and your team, and your customers — are… continue reading →
No more clicking from project to project to see where problems may be lurking. Airbrake’s new Account Dashboard gives you a critical tool to monitor errors across all your apps – all on a single page. To view the Account Dashboard, just select “Account Dashboard” from the Projects dropdown On the new Account… continue reading →
You know those errors you never get around to fixing? And then every time you deploy new code and auto-resolve errors, they pop back up again? And it overflows your inbox (or Slack channel), and you’re like “I know…I need to fix this…stop reminding me!!!” Sucks right? Well, good news. Now… continue reading →
Your software stack likely includes multiple apps/projects/repos, maybe written in multiple languages. A failure in any one can affect the others. So it just makes sense to monitor errors across your entire stack. Right? Well right now for a limited time, you can get unlimited projects – for life –… continue reading →
Until now the commenting functionality in Airbrake has been a bit, uh, limited. Users could add a comment for an exception, but only in plain-text. And email notifications can be pretty easy to miss – especially when you’ve set up filters in your inbox. That all ends now. We’ve made… continue reading →
Here at Airbrake, we use Intercom.io for our customer engagement, and one of their fun features allows you to create a map of all your active customers. Never heard of it? Here’s a quick description from the Intercom blog. We knew that great engineering teams from all over the world… continue reading →
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