This is excellent. I proudly wear Honeybadger's swag exactly because of things like this.
You just made my day! Thanks!
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Do you have an idea of when hookdeck will have transformations. It's not something we need immediately but would be the win over something like: https://webhookrelay.com/ if it's something you have on your roadmap for sometime soon.
My app, hookrelay.dev, has transformations today. :)
stympy commented on Show HN: PackageBot posts pending apt package upgrades to Slack packagebot.com/... · Posted by u/stympy
Creator here... I built this because I wanted to keep track of the apt packages that needed updating on my servers, and forwarding apticron emails to Slack just didn't do it for me.
stympy commented on Ask HN: For a SaaS product, which error monitoring service do you use? · Posted by u/doomsdaychicken
They are all good, but Honeybadger is particularly awesome... I’m a little biased, though, being one of its co-founders. :)
stympy commented on Ask HN: Are there any crash reporting services that play nicely with GDPR? · Posted by u/fyfy18
https://www.honeybadger.io/ is GDPR compliant
Thank you for sharing your initial research. Too many AskHN drop a question without hint what the user already looked at.
https://raygun.com and https://www.honeybadger.io/ seem to be US, too.
https://appsignal.com/ is based in Amsterdam.
We (honeybadger.io) are open to spinning up an EU-hosted version of our service. Those who would like to signal their interest in that can contact us at support@honeybadger.io. :)
Are you thinking of something like https://ropig.com?
stympy commented on Ask HN: Do you have problems finding stuff across logging/monitoring systems? · Posted by u/El_Mo
Thanks for the comment. It is true there is the possibility of too many permutations. I suppose the other way of approaching this is to let the tools do what they do, but export or forward on specific data that such a cross-logging/monitoring system could deal with for very specific use cases, like those I mentioned. It is these use cases I'm looking to validate.
Check out https://bigpanda.io -- it might be in line with what you are thinking.
stympy commented on Ask HN: Do you have problems finding stuff across logging/monitoring systems? · Posted by u/El_Mo
You might find it useful to take a look at http://opentracing.io.