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But if I need another tool for logging those errors, I could use the same tool for both use cases, which would make Sentry unnecessary? Ideally speaking a Sent
by nawitus 10y ago
But if I need another tool for logging those errors, I could use the same tool for both use cases, which would make Sentry unnecessary?
Ideally speaking a Sentry exception is the last escape hatch - if we can't handle something in code at least the error is sent somewhere so that developers can handle the issue. Following this the philosophy I'd like to follow is that every time I get a Sentry exception, I'll make a new ticket in Jira "handle error x, see link to Sentry", and ultimately there wouldn't be any errors sent to Sentry.
- thedz 10y agoFWIW my company uses both Splunk and Sentry, I've found myself using them to combo together quite nicely