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Use correlation values
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Correlation ids
Every telemetry platform automatically receives the same two correlation id values, in its own platform-specific naming conventions:
Those correlation ids brings together LogRocket, Honeycomb, and Mixpanel. By linking session data, performance traces, and user interactions through consistent identifiers, it becomes possible to trace a single application event across systems, from backend performance to frontend behavior to product impact.
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Troubleshooting example
The following is an example of a troubleshooting workflow using the telemetry correlation ids:
- Honeycomb: Locate the
app.telemetry_id
attribute in a trace to retrieve its value. - LogRocket: Navigate to the "Session Replay" page. Open the "User Traits" filter, select the
Telemetry Id
trait, paste theapp.telemetry_id
value, and press "Enter" to view the matching sessions. - Mixpanel: Navigate to the "Events" page. Add a "filter", select the
Telemetry Id
property, paste theapp.telemetry_id
value, and press on the "Add" button to view the matching events.
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LogRocket session URL
If LogRocket instrumentation is enabled, the Honeycomb and Mixpanel libraries will automatically attach the LogRocket session URL to their traces/events once it's available:
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Troubleshooting example
The following example illustrates a troubleshooting workflow using the LogRocket session URL:
- Honeycomb: Navigate to "Query" page, select a trace and locate the
app.logrocket_session_url
attribute in the trace and click the link. This opens the corresponding LogRocket session, where you can review the user's actions, inspect console output, and debug the issue. - Mixpanel: Navigate to the "Events" page, selected an event and locate the
LogRocket Session URL
property in the event and click the link. This opens the corresponding LogRocket session, where you can review the user's actions, inspect console output, and debug the issue.