Honeycomb Extends Observability to the Frontend
Honeycomb has announced the general availability of Honeycomb for Frontend Observability, which extends debugging capabilities to the frontend to help engineers quickly pinpoint issues.
Honeycomb for Frontend Observability provides a unified interface for debugging across the entire application stack, including:
- Seamless open source web instrumentation
- Real user journey optimization
- Better SEO and site performance
“With Honeycomb’s Frontend Observability solution, we’re bridging the gap between backend and frontend observability, giving engineering teams a holistic view of their entire application — from server to browser — enabling them to deliver exceptional user experiences,” said Honeycomb CEO Christine Yen.
Read more at Honeycomb.
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