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While I appreciate a need for "Error Logging as a Service", I really wish all of these kind of tools were open and could configured for logging back to our own

While I appreciate a need for "Error Logging as a Service", I really wish all of these kind of tools were open and could configured for logging back to our own servers without needing to access anything else in the "cloud". Building LoB web apps that are often accessed from heavily firewalled networks makes these tools, unfortunately, useless.

chrisabrams 13y ago
I have been wishing for the same open source project myself. Just don't have the time to build it :/
Bahamut 13y ago
How about Zone.js? https://github.com/angular/zone.js https://github.com/angular/zone.js
brianr 13y ago
Do you need open source or are you OK running something proprietary? If the latter is an option, Rollbar (https://rollbar.com https://rollbar.com) can be deployed on-premise.
nixme 13y ago
Sentry: https://getsentry.com/welcome/ https://getsentry.com/welcome/ It is good. Easy to deploy internally. Python server, client libs for basically everything, plugins to chat apps, issue trackers, you name it: https://github.com/getsentry/sentry https://github.com/getsentry/sentry The JS reporting supports source maps too.
- nkrba 13y ago
  We use Sentry a lot at Justcoin. Frontend, backend, workers, everywhere. It doesn't look great and their support is a bit slow at times, but it works and is affordable for startups.
- clarkdave 13y ago
  I'm a fan of Sentry, and their hosted service is very affordable. The fact you can push data to it on your own terms is great. I use it in combination with Logstash as an output, so any logged errors reaching Logstash are automatically piped to Sentry. As a bonus, should you wind up deploying Sentry internally, you need only update the API host in Logstash.
Flenser 13y ago
Would errbit (Airbrake API compliant) or console.io work for you? https://github.com/errbit/errbit https://github.com/errbit/errbit https://github.com/nkashyap/console.io https://github.com/nkashyap/console.io http://nkashyap.github.io/console.io/ http://nkashyap.github.io/console.io/

chrisabrams 13y ago

I have been wishing for the same open source project myself. Just don't have the time to build it :/

Bahamut 13y ago

How about Zone.js? https://github.com/angular/zone.js https://github.com/angular/zone.js

brianr 13y ago

Do you need open source or are you OK running something proprietary? If the latter is an option, Rollbar (https://rollbar.com https://rollbar.com) can be deployed on-premise.

nixme 13y ago

Sentry: https://getsentry.com/welcome/ https://getsentry.com/welcome/ It is good. Easy to deploy internally. Python server, client libs for basically everything, plugins to chat apps, issue trackers, you name it: https://github.com/getsentry/sentry https://github.com/getsentry/sentry The JS reporting supports source maps too.

nkrba 13y ago
We use Sentry a lot at Justcoin. Frontend, backend, workers, everywhere. It doesn't look great and their support is a bit slow at times, but it works and is affordable for startups.
clarkdave 13y ago
I'm a fan of Sentry, and their hosted service is very affordable. The fact you can push data to it on your own terms is great. I use it in combination with Logstash as an output, so any logged errors reaching Logstash are automatically piped to Sentry. As a bonus, should you wind up deploying Sentry internally, you need only update the API host in Logstash.

Flenser 13y ago

Would errbit (Airbrake API compliant) or console.io work for you? https://github.com/errbit/errbit https://github.com/errbit/errbit https://github.com/nkashyap/console.io https://github.com/nkashyap/console.io http://nkashyap.github.io/console.io/ http://nkashyap.github.io/console.io/