Best Practices for Organizing Data - Honeycomb Docs
Get Honeycomb's recommendations for organizing your data into datasets and environments, including naming conventions and structural patterns for the current data model.
Best Practices for Organizing Data - Honeycomb Docs Documentation Index Fetch the complete documentation index at: /llms.txt Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. Skip to main content We recommend that you follow certain best practices when organizing data. Honeycomb divides your data into Environments and, within them, Datasets. An Environment represents the context for your events. A Dataset represents a collection of related events that come from the same source, or are related to the same source. Use Environments to group Datasets based on a theme Group
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