I will let HN users educate folks on what Sentry is and isn't, but as the creator.. > there is nothing "old" about sentry. it's new tech using old (outdated) m

I will let HN users educate folks on what Sentry is and isn't, but as the creator.. > there is nothing "old" about sentry. it's new tech using old (outdated) means to monitor an application crash. Your comment is at best ill-informed and at worst whataboutism because most fortune-500 companies in their list do not use on-premise Sentry but their SaaS service. So getting pwned with sentry is not a question of if but when. It's 13 years old - I wouldn't call that new in the age of technology - and consistently using modern techniques and technology to improve upon a timeless problem.