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Honeycomb in Rails without hard-coding the API key

June 2, 2020May 23, 2020

Today we hooked up Honeycomb to an app for the first time! It was easy and fun! Then we configured it so that we don’t have to commit our apikey. It’s a public repo. Anyone could grab our API key and send spurious events to our Honeycomb datasets, screwing up our information and costing us …

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Tags catchupto, Docker, honeycomb, observability, reference, ruby, secure code

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