David Cramer

Sentry gave $20,000 to open source projects in 2019 and is committed to contributing $100,000 in 2020.

Our projects now use the Business Source License (BSL), to protect them from being misused without changing anyone’s ability to run Sentry at their company.

2016 was a big year for us. 2017 was even bigger. You know what that means: 2018 was the biggest yet.

Continuous shipping: a concept many companies talk about but never get around to implementing. Our new three-part series anchors why and how companies should ship continuously.

Continuous shipping: a concept many companies talk about but never get around to implementing. Our new three-part series anchors why and how companies should integrate continuous shipping.

In our continued push to improve configuration accessibility and security, Sentry now allows you to control JavaScript source fetching organization-wide.

We recently raised an additional $16 million in funding from our partners at NEA and Accel. What are we going to do with these additional funds?

Brett Hoerner joins the Sentry team

Bill Lapcevic joins as COO

What does Open Source mean at Sentry? We're refreshing our commitment to open source and how we build Sentry.

We hit 10,000 stars on GitHub this week.

We've shipped new notifications to make project management a little bit easier.

We’re excited to announce that Eric Feng is officially joining the engineering team, where he’ll be focusing on growth and customer…

DjangoCon is in Austin this week and myself, Ted, and Armin will be kicking off Sentry’s first community drinkup. Whether you’re here for…

We’re excited to announce that Ted Kaemming is joining the engineering team at Sentry. Previously, Ted worked on infrastructure projects at…

We’re excited to announce that Matt Robenolt is officially joining the engineering team at Sentry. Matt is a long time member of the Sentry…

If you’re familiar with Sentry at all you know that we live and breathe SQL. For a long time I’ve had the stance that simple solutions are…

Seven years ago I would frequent an IRC channel setup for users of the Django web framework. Like an old-fashioned Stack Overflow, it was a…