When a Trigger or SLO Burn Alert fires, Honeycomb includes an Investigate link in your notification. Selecting this link launches an AI-powered Canvas investigation scoped to that alert.Documentation Index
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How it works
When you select an Investigate link, Canvas doesnβt just open a blank session; it arrives already working. It pulls in everything Honeycomb knows about the alert and starts investigating immediately, so by the time you are looking at the screen, Canvas has already begun surfacing answers.How investigations launch
To start an investigation, select the Investigate () link in your notification. Honeycomb:- Creates a new Canvas session scoped to the alert.
- Gathers context about the alert, including:
- Alert type
- Timestamp
- Threshold
- Datasets
- Environment
- Runs an investigation into the cause, generating queries and surfacing hypotheses and recommendations.
Supported notification recipients
Investigate links appear in notifications sent to:- Slack
- PagerDuty
Investigate links are only included in notifications when:
- Honeycomb Intelligence is enabled for your team
- Alerts are configured for a Honeycomb environment
Returning to a previous investigation
Selecting an Investigate link always creates a new investigation. To return to a previous one, select Canvas () from the navigation menu and find it under All Investigations.Sharing investigations
You can share or set privacy on an alert investigation the same way you would any other Canvas investigation. Select Share () to copy a shareable link.Learn more
- Ask Questions with Canvas: Learn more about Canvas and its capabilities
- Triggers: Configure alerts based on data thresholds
- SLOs and Burn Alerts: Set up Service Level Objectives and budget-based alerting