Honeybadger
Connect your Honeybadger error, uptime, and check-in events to PagerTree using our Honeybadger integration.
Company | Estimated Time | Vendor Docs | Open Source |
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5 minutes | |
Honeybadger triggers error, uptime, and check-in events.
- When a event message is received from a Honeybadger with an
event
value ofoccurred || down || check_in_missing
, an alert is created in PagerTree automatically. - When a event message is received from a Honeybadger with an
event
value ofresolved || up || check_in_reporting
, the alert is resolved in PagerTree automatically.
In this integration tutorial we will show you how to send alerts from Honeybadger into PagerTree. The estimated time for this integration is 5 minutes. We assume that you already have a PagerTree and Honeybadger account setup.
- 1.
- 1.From your Honeybadger homepage, select the appropriate project.Select the appropriate project in Honeybadger
- 2.From the Project page, select the settings tab.On the Honeybadger project page, select the settings tab.
- 3.From the Settings page, select the alerts and integrations tab.On the Honeybadger settings page, select the alerts and integrations tab.
- 4.Under the Add a Project Integration section, select PagerTree.Under the add a project integration section, select PagerTree.
- 5.On the Setup PagerTree page
- 1.Paste the PagerTree Endpoint URL you copied in the Url field.
- 2.Select the following events:
- 1.Error Events
- 1.“When an error is initially reported or when reported again after being resolved”
- 2.“When an error is resolved”
- 2.Uptime Events
- 1.“When my sites go down”
- 2.“When my sites are back to normal”
- 3.Make sure you check the sites you want to notify on (right side)
- 3.Error Events
- 1.“When a check-in is missing”
- 2.“When a check-in is reporting again”
- 6.Click the Save Changes ButtonHoneybadger PagerTree Configuration
You have successfully completed the Honeybadger Integration.
Option | Description | Default |
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Honeybadger Token | The Honeybadger-Token header can be used to authenticate requests from Honeybadger servers. | |
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