Sharing Your Results
As engineers, we often want to share our findings with our team or with the public. Humanlog makes it easy to share your results with others. Where GitHub Gists solve the problem of sharing snippets of code, Humanlog's shares are meant to help you share snippets of observability data.
Visibility Model
Humanlog's shares are similar to GitHub Gists in that they have a visibility model. You can share your results with "anyone with the link" or "publicly". Publicly shared results will be visible on your /u/{username} page, while a result shared with "anyone with the link" will be visible to anyone with the link, but not be visible on your profile page. The visibility settings here work exactly the same as GitHub Gists: public Gist are visible on your profile page, while private Gists are not. But in both cases, anyone with the link can see the result.
| Visibility | Description |
|---|---|
| Public | Anyone with the link can see the result. Visible on your /u/{username} page. |
| Anyone with the link | Anyone with the link can see the result. Not visible on your /u/{username} page. |
How to use it
Once you've found something you like, click on the share button to start sharing your results.
Clicking on the share button will open a modal where you can select the visibility of your shared results.
Clicking on either option will produce a link that you can share.
Clicking on the link will open a page that shows your query and the associated results. This page is public and anyone with the link can see it.
FAQ
Any questions that haven't been answered will be added here. Join our community channels to ask any questions you may have about the sharing feature.
What's Next?
- 💅 Make it pretty with themes →
- 📤 Use in containers →
- 📝 OpenTelemetry integration →
- 🔍 CLI features →
- 🏠 Localhost concepts →
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