The use case: how Gearset deploys Honeycomb
Gearset, a Salesforce DevOps platform, uses Honeycomb tracing and high-cardinality querying to debug production incidents, compare performance across releases, and find which customers or workloads are affected. It also uses the data to proactively monitor performance and explain issues to customers.
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Gearset’s fast-paced development cycles—featuring 10+ releases a week—demand confidence at every step of the process.
In the customer’s words
When we’re investigating with Honeycomb, being able to quickly confirm that something isn’t related saves a huge amount of time. It helps us avoid rabbit holes and focus on what actually mattersOther companies using Honeycomb
Customers across industries, with public evidence.
AmperityConfirmed
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DepotConfirmed
DuolingoConfirmed
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By modernizing their observability with Honeycomb, Gearset has tightened its feedback loops and optimized its investigation workflows. The result? Faster fixes within hours rather than days, more confident releases, and a team that can stay ahead of customer-impacting issues