Sentry

Most Sentry users (like you) are software engineers. That's why it's important that support for our platform be provided by other engineers. Learn how we approach this with our Support Engineering team.

GDPR goes into effect in the EU on May 25th. What do you need to do to ensure your organization is GDPR compliant with Sentry?

Sharing our new approach to using Rust in Python.

If you’re a student, simply get the Student Developer Pack and link your GitHub account with Sentry to switch to our .edu plan.

Sentry Ramps Up Our Commitment to Employee Giving

Sentry is nine years old!

We've migrated Sentry to a new domain.

Three months ago we pushed out an early version of Sentry 8 to our hosted customers. Since then we’ve been improving monitoring workflows…

Last week we pushed an update to our notification emails. In addition to overhauling the visual design and addressing various legibility…

Sentry has always been a company built on open source fundamentals. In our past jobs we constantly pushed organizations to allow us to open…

Earlier this month we announced a brand new version of Sentry, “version 8”. Besides a brand new look and feel, Sentry 8 introduces some…

For a long time we’ve had an unwritten policy to support students and education. Over the years that has included various organizations…

Today we’re launching integration with Google Apps. The biggest change is that all of our company-focused tiers now include Single Sign-On…

Early on at Sentry we set up Jenkins to automatically deploy after a passing build. Eventually we wanted better control over where we were…

Culturally, the common thread at Sentry is gaming. More often than not we’ll close out a day by hopping on voice chat and firing up a game…

Since Sentry’s conception at Disqus in early 2010, its use inside has grown considerably. The entire Disqus engineering team (16 people and…

In perhaps our favorite interview of the day, Philip Forget, CTO of Readability, tells Dev Toolkit that Sentry is crucial to keeping their…

Three months ago David and I decided that it was time to ditch the Helvetica “S” and get ourselves a real logo. It was a difficult task…