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Honeycomb at Tapjoy: Faster Time to Confidence with Observability

Tapjoy's engineers get greater confidence and save days of effort when cutting over services for their attribution partners using Honeycomb

CustomersMigrationsObservabilityCICDdeliverydeploymicroservicesmonolithObservabilityRailsTapjoy

Intercom <3 Honeycomb

Intercom uses Honeycomb to drill into customer-facing issues in their Ruby and Go code with great precision and performance. By

CustomersDebuggingInstrumentationObservabilityBubbleUpdebugdebuggingGoincident responseIntercomreliabilityresiliencyRubyunknown-unknowns

Why We Built Our Own Distributed Column Store

Building Honeycomb, we needed a low-latency, distributed, schemaless database. NBD for Facebook, but we faced multi-tenancy, cost to serve, and

Observabilitycolumnar storedatabasesdistributed systemsFacebookkafkamonitoringObservabilityscuba

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