Their self-hosted version works well with the caveat that the upgrade process can be a pain and can be buggy. I used their docker-compose open source version wh

Their self-hosted version works well with the caveat that the upgrade process can be a pain and can be buggy. I used their docker-compose open source version which involved downtime to spin down the stack, then spin up the new stack. Considering that there's no enterprise support for on-prem, its nice that it works so well. If you're using their apm/observability you will need to keep an eye out on disk space and memory/cpu after turning it on, we ran into resources issues due to the amount of data we started sending. Otherwise it's rock solid and cost-efficient, we were paying 500ish bucks a month for infra and 1-2 days of dev time for something sentry.io quoted 50,000K/month for. I imagine the kubernetes installer is much less hands on in terms of upgrades. Would use again without any hesitation.