For over a year now you've been able to route your error notifications to PagerDuty. Now you can send outage notifications as well. This feature is enabled by default for all PagerDuty integrations.
Here's what it looks like in action:
An uptime alert sent by honeybadger to pagerduty.
If you've never used our uptime monitoring system before, it's easy to get started. Just click on the "Uptime" tab for any app you have in Honeybadger, then click "monitor a new site"
How to add an uptime check with honeybadger
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Starr Horne
Starr Horne is a Rubyist and Chief JavaScripter at Honeybadger.io. When she's not neck-deep in other people's bugs, she enjoys making furniture with traditional hand-tools, reading history and brewing beer in her garage in Seattle.
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An uptime alert sent by honeybadger to pagerduty. 
How to add an uptime check with honeybadger