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I feel like Sentry[0] should be on the error tracking list, it's an amazing product that's fully open source so you can host it yourself if you're concerned abo
by mxstbr 10y ago
I feel like Sentry[0] should be on the error tracking list, it's an amazing product that's fully open source so you can host it yourself if you're concerned about privacy or throw some money at the stellar team behind it to have them host it for you!
[0]: https://sentry.io https://sentry.io
- Vhaeraun 10y agoThanks for the advice, I didn't know about Sentry. I will definitely check it out!
- hyperknot 10y agoYes, I was surprised it's not the first on that list. Amazing product and amazing people behind it!
- mcescalante 10y agoSomewhat unrelated, I have seen a lot of places list a "con" of Sentry that its only free plan (non-trial) is self-hosted. This is a pro for me! I LOVE that I can run Sentry on my own infrastructure :)
- ehfeng 10y agoStrange, we definitely have a free tier (and have had one for years). Our current free plan includes 10k events a month. But yes, hosting it yourself is the ultimate free tier. Obvious disclaimer, I work at Sentry.
- mcescalante 10y agoAwesome! I clearly read something misinformed; there is totally a free plan. Makes you guys even more great
- newsat13 10y agoDoes sentry collect logs or is it just for crash reports? What is a good log collector (preferably self-hosted)?
- fictioncircle 10y agoSentry captures exception logs only and from within the application. You could probably use it to do any kind of event-based tracking but its quotas are pretty clearly intended for significant failure events that you would normally dump into the error log. (i.e. Fatal Errors as well as anything in a try/catch block) An open source broad based log collecting/processing stack would be more like: https://www.elastic.co/webinars/introduction-elk-stack https://www.elastic.co/webinars/introduction-elk-stack