Monitor Applications 24/7 with Bugsnag
Harness 24/7 Service Guard monitors your live applications, catching problems that surface minutes or hours following deployment. For more information, see 24/7 Service Guard Overview.
You can add your Bugsnag monitoring to Harness 24/7 Service Guard in your Harness Application Environment. For a setup overview, see .
This section assumes you have a Harness Application set up and containing a Service and Environment. For steps on setting up a Harness Application, see Application Checklist.
Before You Begin
- See the Bugsnag Verification Overview.
- See Connect to Bugsnag.
Step 1: Set Up 24/7 Service Guard for Bugsnag
To set up 24/7 Service Guard for Bugsnag, do the following:
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Ensure that you have added Bugsnag as a Harness Verification Provider, as described in Connect to Bugsnag.
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In your Harness Application, ensure that you have added a Service, as described in Services. For 24/7 Service Guard, you do not need to add an Artifact Source to the Service, or configure its settings. You simply need to create a Service and name it. It will represent your application for 24/7 Service Guard.
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In your Harness Application, click Environments.
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In Environments, ensure that you have added an Environment for the Service you added. For steps on adding an Environment, see Environments.
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Click the Environment for your Service. Typically, the Environment Type is Production.
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In the Environment page, locate 24/7 Service Guard.
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In 24/7 Service Guard, click Add Service Verification, and then click Bugsnag.![](./static/2-24-7-service-guard-for-bugsnag-25
The Bugsnag dialog appears.
Fill out the dialog. The Bugsnag dialog has the following fields.
For 24/7 Service Guard, the queries you define to collect logs are specific to the application or service you want monitored. Verification is application/service level. This is unlike Workflows, where verification is performed at the host/node/pod level.
Step 2: Display Name
The name that will identify this service on the Continuous Verification dashboard. Use a name that indicates the environment and monitoring tool, such as Bugsnag.
Step 3: Service
The Harness Service to monitor with 24/7 Service Guard.
Step 4: Bugsnag Server
Select the Bugsnag verification provider you added to Harness, as described above. Harness will immediately use the connection to obtain organization and project information from Bugsnag.
Step 5: Organization ID
Select the Organization ID for your Bugsnag account. In Bugsnag, this is the Organization name in the account's Organization page:
Step 6: Project ID
Select the Project ID for the Bugsnag project you want to use. In Bugsnag, this is the Project Name in the Projects page:
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Step 7: Release Stage
Enter the Bugsnag release stage, if necessary.
Step 8: Search Keywords
The keywords to search, such as *exception*
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Step 9: Browser Application
Click the checkbox to have Harness ignore host/node events and focus on the browser events Bugsnag captures.
Step 10: Baseline
Select the baseline time unit for monitoring. For example, if you select For 4 hours, Harness will collect the logs for the last 4 hours as the baseline for comparisons with future logs. If you select Custom Range you can enter a Start Time and End Time.