Dashboards
Dashboards that Replace your Release Manager
DashboardsBack in my day, our offices used to have an “open concept” layout – just rows of desks. And at the end of every row was a 720i LCD TV showing 4 to 5 key metrics...
Read onAn Engineering Manager’s Tips for Scaling High-Velocity Teams
DashboardsForethought is a leading AI company providing solutions that transform the customer experience for brands like Marriott, Asana and Instacart. As a high-growth s...
Read onGet Insights Into Project Health with Updates to Dashboards and Stats
DashboardsBetween planning, triaging tickets, negotiating requirements with external stakeholders, and actually building software, it's hard to take the time to make dash...
Read onUsual Performance Suspects: Introducing Suspect Spans
DashboardsA trace is the end-to-end journey of one or more connected spans and a span is an operation or “work” taking place on a service. So when it comes to debugging a...
Read onPrioritize the Right Performance Monitoring Metrics
DashboardsNow every developer can customize the performance monitoring charts and data views on the Performance page to see what is most important to them and their team,...
Read onUse Suspect Tags to improve App Performance
DashboardsWhen you’re optimizing your application for performance, it helps to understand the user conditions where the slowest transactions occurred, such as OS, browser...
Read onPerformance Monitoring in GraphQL
DashboardsEnrique Fueyo Ramírez is the Co-founder and CTO of Lang.ai. Here's a post on how him and his team at Lang.ai instrumented performance monitoring for GraphQL res...
Read onFour Mobile Vital Metrics Every Mobile Developer Should Monitor
DashboardsSlow apps frustrate users, which leads to bad reviews, or customers that swipe left to competition. Unfortunately, seeing and solving performance issues can be ...
Read onDistributed Tracing 101 for Full Stack Developers
DashboardsIn the early days of the web, writing web applications was simple. Developers generated HTML on the server using a language like PHP, communicated with a single...
Read onRoot out the odd operation with Operations Breakdown
DashboardsTransactions are sent when your service receives a request and sends a response, like an API call or a page load. Within each transaction is a series of operati...
Read onFind the Root Cause Faster with Trace View and Trace Navigator
DashboardsLike a bratty teenager, traditional monitoring answers your questions, but does so in a terse, unhelpful manner: Why is my page slow? Guess it’s the API call. I...
Read onSentry Application Monitoring for Next.js
DashboardsAs you could probably tell from the title, we shipped an SDK for Next.js. This means you can capture errors, measure performance, manage releases, configure sus...
Read onMeasuring User Experience with Web Vitals
DashboardsTop of search for you means top of mind for your customers. And with Google’s upcoming Page Experience update to Web Vitals taking place in a few weeks, now’s t...
Read onPerformance Monitoring for Android Applications
DashboardsAndroid is arguably the most ubiquitous operating system in the world. Whether it's a tablet, phone, folding phone, computer, TV, or IoT device, chances are you...
Read onPerformance Monitoring Support for React Native
DashboardsMarch Mobile Madness continues with Performance support for React Native. Our friend, Jenn Mueng shares how Performance supports his mobile appliction. In addit...
Read onHow Slow is Slow?
DashboardsSlow is the new downtime. What you once feared from a downed website — decreased conversion rates, lower page ranks, abandoned carts — now applies to a slow-loa...
Read onSentry Fall Semester: Web Vitals 101
DashboardsTo improve front-end performance in your application, it’s important to understand what kind of problems users are experiencing. They may be encountering slow l...
Read onInvestigating Performance Regressions with Trends
DashboardsTo us, dogfooding means using Sentry to improve Sentry. Here in this article, you’ll see how we used Performance to improve our search infrastructure. Recently,...
Read onA peek at your privacy
Here’s a quick look at how Sentry handles your personal information (PII).
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