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 →
We believe that with fast feedback cycles, teams can ship better quality software with more calm, confidence and speed. That’s why we’ve enhanced Airbrake with a suite of new Error, Deploy and Code Insights. Airbrake Insights is a suite of tools and metrics designed to give you a more complete… 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 →
Two-factor authentication (2FA) adds an extra layer of security to ensure no one outside your organization can gain access to your Airbrake account and the error data you’ve sent. Airbrake already supported 2FA as part of our GitHub single sign-on feature, and now we’ve added standalone 2FA so non-GitHub users… continue reading →
By popular demand, Airbrake is introducing a new set of plans based on monthly error quotas. Here’s why: User feedback First and foremost, customers have repeatedly asked for it. A lot. They’ve said that per-minute rate limits are tough to plan around, and force them to make a difficult choice… continue reading →
I’m happy to announce that we’ve added code hunks support to Airbrake. Code hunks are lines of code surrounding each backtrace frame. Airbrake notifiers collect up to 5 lines of code for each stack frame. Notifiers that support code hunks right now: airbrake-ruby (v2.5.0) gobrake (v3.3.0) phpbrake (v0.5.0) Every notifier enables… continue reading →
Introduced in ES6, promises are the big leap forward into asynchronous operations that JavaScript has needed for some time. However, in ES7 (or ESNext, as the upcoming release is sometimes referred to), promises were dramatically improved with the introduction of async functions and the await operator. In short, an async… continue reading →
High volume warnings trigger re-notifications based on an error’s occurrence count. When enabled, re-notifications will be triggered when an error’s occurrences reach 10k, 100k, 200k, 300k and every 100,000 occurrences thereafter. When Are They Useful? High volume warnings are useful for mission critical projects where being emailed only for the… continue reading →
Monitoring your applications with Airbrake can be a game-changing decision. You’ll enhance your understanding of your users, your code, and even your dev team. Luckily, you don’t need to be an advanced Airbraker to reap the benefits of this powerful tool. Let’s run through a few simple tips that… continue reading →
You can now get all the same Airbrake functionality of our desktop web app in that tiny computer you have in your pocket – your Airbrake error dashboard and web app are now fully optimized for mobile browsers. This means that all the error monitoring features you regularly use on your desktop browser… continue reading →
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