November 2016 Summaries

Amazon Web Services' annual conference, re:Invent, will feature Rollbar alongside Atlassian and other partners like StatusPage, Splunk, Puppet, Xmatters, and Workato in the Atlassian booth. Rollbar will demonstrate how its error monitoring integrates with Atlassian's products, offering features such as instant error grouping linked to Bitbucket, real-time notifications via JIRA, and streamlined workflows for prioritizing and resolving errors. These integrations aim to help teams address errors more efficiently by automatically linking error data with JIRA and Bitbucket for faster debugging and deployment. Attendees are invited to visit booth 2446 to explore these solutions and engage in discussions with the Rollbar team.

Bitbucket users can now enhance their error tracking workflows by integrating Rollbar, which allows for deep linking of error stack traces directly to code in Bitbucket repositories and also integrates with Bitbucket Pipelines for tracking deploys. This integration simplifies the process of identifying code changes responsible for production issues and works seamlessly with Bitbucket's Issue Tracker, in addition to other Atlassian products like JIRA and HipChat. By configuring Pipelines to notify Rollbar of new deploys, developers can streamline the error resolution process, minimizing disruptions to their workflows. Users are encouraged to explore these new integration features through a 14-day free trial of Rollbar, aimed at improving the management of production errors.

Split has introduced a new integration with Rollbar, an error monitoring service, to enhance error handling and feature rollout processes. Rollbar excels at identifying what and where issues occur, while Split provides insights into why these issues happen by allowing for controlled feature deployments. This integration enables teams to bring rollout metadata from Split into the Rollbar interface, facilitating quick correlation between errors and recent deployments. When a new feature release is linked to service degradation, users can efficiently address the problem by navigating from Rollbar to Split. The integration aims to improve user experiences by combining Split’s controlled rollouts with Rollbar’s error notifications and is available for free to customers of both services, with a 30-day free trial of Split and a 14-day free trial of Rollbar offered.