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Happy Birthday to Us: Honeycomb 10 Year Manifesto, Part 1

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Christine and I started Honeycomb in 2016, which means it’s been ten years. Christine, a developer, and I, an operations engineer, were both profoundly unhappy with the state of the art in monitoring and logging tools.

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Happy Birthday to Us: Honeycomb 10 Year Manifesto, Part 1
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