For most of 2018, we worked on an overhaul of our underlying event storage system. We’d like to introduce you to the result of this work — Snuba, the primary storage and query service for event data that powers Sentry in production.
If you are one of the thousands of companies running open source, there are a few things you need to know about 9.1 that will affect you down the road.
Sentry wrote an experimentation system with minimal work.
Prioritize and fix bugs faster with Clubhouse's integration on the new Sentry Integration Platform.
In our Tools This Engineer Uses series, we explore the routines, systems, and tools people rely on to solve problems and accomplish goals.
Today we're launching the Sentry Integration Platform. Now *you* have the power to build the kind of integrations you want to see in Sentry. No need to wait around for us to do it.
Decrease noise and increase developer visibility into errors by launching sentry-kubernetes in your Kubernetes cluster. Learn more about how to manage errors here.
Finding and fixing bugs with Sentry is easier when Sentry itself is set up in a way that minimizes disruption.
We increased Sentry user engagement with our version of Clippy for the modern web: Assistant.
Why spend time navigating between services to find the root cause of an error when you could save that time by tracing the error with Sentry?
On the newest episode of Exception Perceptions, Principal SRE at Gremlin, Tammy Butow, organizes our thoughts about Chaos Engineering.
We recently experienced two minor outages (sorry about that). Here's how we found and fixed the issue.
Thank you to everyone who applied — we sincerely appreciate the time and effort spent detailing your open source hopes and dreams.
Make your life easier with error visibility gained from Sentry's integrations.
