by Ian Wilkes, Staff Engineer, Honeycomb.io Recently, we added a new derived column function to Honeycomb, INGEST_TIMESTAMP(), which can help customers debug event latency and/or inaccurate timestamps. A meaningful minority of the events sent to Honeycomb are already old when they arrive, and a very special few claim to have…

by Charity Majors, CTO & Co-founder, Honeycomb.io I’m happy to announce that Megan Gleason, formerly Head of Product at Honeycomb, has been promoted to VP of Product. Prior to Honeycomb, Megan was Director of Product at both Auth0 and Chef Software. This promotion marks her first formal executive role. This…

by George Miranda, Senior Director of Product Marketing, Honeycomb.io Today, we announced that Refinery is now generally available. With Refinery, it’s now easy to highlight the critical debugging data you need and to stop paying for the rest. …

by Liz Fong-Jones, Principal Developer Advocate, Honeycomb.io Are you looking for a better way to troubleshoot, debug, and really see and understand what weird behavior is happening in production? Service-level objectives (SLOs) and observability can help you do all that-but they require collecting and storing the right data. …

by Danyel Fisher, User Data Expert, Honeycomb.io Honeycomb is all about collaboration: We believe that observability is a team sport, and we want to give you as many tools to help your team get the ball down the field (i.e., untangle knotty problems) as we can. …

by Fred Hebert, Site Reliability Engineer, Honeycomb.io This is my first week here as the first dedicated SRE for Honeycomb, and in a welcoming gesture, I was asked if I wanted to write a blog post about my first impressions and what made me decide to join the team. I’ve…

I’m delighted to announce that Honeycomb has raised $20M in Series B funding, led by e.ventures Growth, with participation from existing investors Scale Venture Partners, Storm Ventures, Next World Capital, and Merian Ventures, and joined by Industry Ventures. …

This guest blog post from Chris Gardner is part two of his series on using Honeycomb while developing his Discord bot. It was originally posted on his personal blog. I’ve recently started working on a new project to build a Discord bot in Go, mostly as a way to learn…

This is a guest blog post from Chris Gardner, originally posted on his personal blog. I’ve recently started working on a new project to build a Discord bot in Go, mostly as a way to learn more Go but also so I can use it to manage various things in…