Switching to ForgeOps
Already using something else? You don't have to rip it out.
Most teams that try ForgeOps are already running some kind of monitoring. You can connect ForgeOps to it read-only with nothing to install, or install ForgeOps alongside it, compare the two on real production traffic, and only remove the old one once you're actually confident, or not at all.
Already using Sentry, Honeybadger, Datadog, or Splunk? Connect it read-only
Connect it read-only and let ForgeOps investigate your next incident without installing another SDK. You get issues, incidents, and the likely cause from the errors already going there, and nothing in the tool you connect changes: ForgeOps only ever reads.
Before anything is imported you see how many errors to expect against your plan. Business plan and up, and every new organization has Business for its first 14 days.
See read-only connections → · How to connect →Currently using...
Honeybadger
Datadog
Rollbar, Bugsnag, New Relic, or something else
No dedicated guide for your tool yet, but the same approach applies: install ForgeOps alongside it (5-minute setup), see how it handles a real incident, and decide from there.
Migrate fully, or just run both for a while
Both are genuinely fine outcomes. A lot of teams keep their existing tool running for weeks while ForgeOps handles real production errors alongside it, then decide once they've actually seen how it behaves during a real incident, not from a demo.
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