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Beta Experiences

As part of our beta program, our users can explore newly developed product capabilities while providing feedback. Beta releases may be restricted to a select number of Honeycomb users (private) or open to all Honeycomb users (public).

If you would like to participate in a beta, contact your account representative or Support.

Flexible Boards Beta Experience 

Type: Public
Dates: In progress

A redesigned Boards experience is available as part of our beta program. This update introduces a dedicated edit mode that provides enhanced control over your Boards.

In edit mode, you can:

  • Resize panels for queries and SLOs.
  • Drag and drop panels anywhere on the same Board.
  • Modify the Board description.

When you’re finished making changes, select Done to save your updates.

Animation showing editing a Board, plus resizing and dragging and dropping panels

Activity Log Beta Experience 

Type: Public
Dates: In progress

Want to see how your teammates are using Honeycomb? Activity logs give you visibility into changes made to key resources in your environment—-whether by a person or an automated process.

With activity logs, you can track updates to:

  • User logins, including authentication and IP address changes
  • Calculated fields (otherwise known as Derived Columns), including when they’re created, updated, or deleted
  • Service Level Objectives (SLOs), including creation, update, deletion, resets
    • Service Level Indicator (SLI) expression, including updates
  • Triggers, including creation, update, deletion, and state changes to or from Triggered
  • Query results, including creation
  • API keys, including creation, update, and disabling
  • Burn alerts, including creation, update, deletion, and state changes to or from Triggered

Your team can explore this data in a dedicated Activity Log Environment, which includes a set of datasets that capture activity for each resource type. Within this environment, you can use all of Honeycomb’s features–like queries, visualizations, Boards, and Triggers—-to investigate activity and uncover patterns or issues.

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