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Sentry is a platform for error monitoring and performance analysis of applications. It automatically captures errors, stack traces and contextual data, groups incidents and enables rapid root-cause investigation. Sentry supports multiple platforms, release tracking and integrations to accelerate debugging and operational workflows. Teams use Sentry to priori…
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Sentry is an application monitoring platform that captures, contextualizes, and surfaces errors, crashes, and performance problems for teams to investigate.
Sentry was started in 2011 by David Cramer and Chris Jennings as an open-source project and later developed into a company. The original error tracker grew into a platform for error monitoring, performance monitoring, and release tracking.
An SDK sends events with stack traces, environment, and optional user or request context to Sentry. The server groups similar events, associates them with releases, and exposes trends; Sentry does not replace logs or domain metrics, and unnecessary personal data should not be collected.
A reported error or measurement point with technical context.
A grouping of similar events that can be investigated and handled together.
A version associated with events to help detect regressions.
Sentry matters when teams need to detect and prioritize errors and performance problems in running applications. Its value and privacy posture depend on instrumentation, sampling, data minimization, and clear ownership.
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