Highlights : About Airbrake
Historical Data Retention
Email Notifications
Collaboration on Errors/Bugs
Multiple Programming Language Support
Complete Stack Trace, Context, and Metadata
Aggregated Error Data
Product Details
Features
Aggregated Error Data
Error Grouping
Error Details
Deploy Tracking
Error Filtering
Duplicate Detection
Fix Bug Quickly
Project Management Workflow Integration
Custom Alerts and Notifications
iOS and Android Apps
Complete Stack Trace, Context, and Metadata
Multiple Programming Language Support
Collaboration on Errors/Bugs
Email Notifications
Historical Data Retention
Benefits
Error grouping functionality
One of the unique features of Airbrake is its error grouping functionality. Before an exception or error turns into a serious problem for development teams and their customers, Airbrake provides users ways to quickly detect and fix it. One of those ways is its capability to group code or application errors. Users will be able to group errors based on their type. They can also create grouping rules to customize the grouping of errors.
Allows users to assign errors to team members
Grouping of errors enables users to easily identify the files, methods, or code snippets that are causing the application error or exception. It can also be used to track error trends for individual errors as users work on an application. In addition, this functionality allows users to assign errors to team members who have the expertise to fix them.
Error reporting capability
Another functionality of Airbrake is its error reporting capability. It provides all the details that development teams need to be able to identify and fix bugs or errors. By default, it reports errors and exceptions occurring from all project environments: development, test, staging, and production. This means it has the capability to report errors occurring before and after a software or an application is shipped to the customer.
Able to obtain reports for all the deployments of their code
Users will be able to obtain reports for all the deployments of their code or application in different environments. They can configure this feature, so they can identify which types of errors per application or per environment will require more attention. As an example, they can ignore certain types of errors occurring while an application is still being tested, but not if these errors are occurring after an application is released.
Generates reports about an exception or error
As Airbrake generates reports about an exception or error, users will be able to identify the affected users, URLs, browsers, parameters, stack traces, and session variables.