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Bugsnag

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Summary​

Bugsnag monitors application stability. You can use Bugsnag to drive insights into values such as:

  • Outstanding errors
  • Error frequency

Setup​

In order to connect Cortex to your Bugsnag instance, you’ll need to create a Bugsnag Auth Token, and add it under Settings → Bugsnag.

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If you do not see the Settings page you're looking for in the sidebar, you likely don't have the proper permissions and need to contact your admin.

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If you're using a self-hosted instance of Bugsnag, you'll need to verify that your Cortex instance is able to reach the Bugsnag instance.
We route our requests through a static IP address. Reach out to support at help@cortex.io to receive details about our static IP. If you're unable to directly whitelist our static IP, you can route requests through a secondary proxy in your network that has this IP whitelisted, and have that proxy route traffic to your Bugsnag instance.

Registration​

Discovery​

By default, Cortex will use the entity tag (e.g. my-service) as the "best guess" for the Bugsnag project key. For example, if your entity tag is my-service, then the corresponding project key in Bugsnag should also be my-service.

If your Bugsnag project keys don’t cleanly match the Cortex entity tag, you can override this in the Cortex Catalog Descriptor.

Catalog Descriptor​

If you need to override the automatic discovery, you can define the following block in your Cortex Catalog Descriptor.

x-cortex-bugsnag:
  project: my-project # projectKey in Bugsnag

The value for project should be the project's slug as defined in Bugsnag.