Sentry Docs | Application Performance Monitoring & Error Tracking Software
Self-hosted and cloud-based application performance monitoring & error tracking that helps software teams see clearer, solve quicker, and learn continuously.| docs.sentry.io
Learn how to use Sentry's Trace Explorer to search span data, find distributed traces, and debug performance issues across your entire application stack.| docs.sentry.io
Examples of using span metrics to debug performance issues and monitor application behavior across frontend and backend services.| docs.sentry.io
Learn how to add attributes to spans to monitor performance and debug applications| docs.sentry.io
Self-hosted and cloud-based application performance monitoring & error tracking that helps software teams see clearer, solve quicker, and learn continuously.| docs.sentry.io
Learn the basic concepts of Sentry such as searchable properties and data management settings.| docs.sentry.io
Learn more about N+1 Queries and how to diagnose and fix them.| docs.sentry.io
Sentry's Insights for frontend, backend, mobile, and AI, provide curated views and workflows to help you identify and fix issues in relevant parts of your application.| docs.sentry.io
Learn more about the Trace View page, where you can drill down into the details of a single trace, allowing you to debug slow services, identify related errors, and find other bottlenecks.| docs.sentry.io
Learn about important concepts that are essential to using Sentry.| docs.sentry.io
Learn how to enable tracing in your app.| docs.sentry.io
Learn more about Sentry's Vercel integrations and how you can sync release deployments and source map uploads, as well as the Vercel Marketplace integration.| docs.sentry.io
Learn more about how to search in Sentry, including the correct query syntax, searchable properties, and custom tags.| docs.sentry.io
Learn how Sentry release management can be automated using any continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) platform or automation server.| docs.sentry.io
Learn about the functionality of Sentry’s command line interface, including installation, configuration, and authentication.| docs.sentry.io
Auth Tokens| docs.sentry.io
Learn about the differences between transaction-based Profiling and the new Continuous & UI Profiling products.| docs.sentry.io
Learn how to manage the number of cron and uptime monitors you pay for and adjust your pay-as-you-go budget.| docs.sentry.io
Learn about the different organization-level and team-level roles and how they affect permissions in Sentry.| docs.sentry.io
Learn more about the tracing features Sentry offers to help you track your software performance across multiple systems.| docs.sentry.io
Learn how to use stack trace rules to group incoming events based on matchers.| docs.sentry.io
Learn about fingerprint rules, matchers for fingerprinting, how to combine matchers, and using variables for fingerprinting.| docs.sentry.io
Learn how to associate commits with a release.| docs.sentry.io
Learn how issue status works and and how to triage issues.| docs.sentry.io
Learn more about Sentry's Performance metrics such as Apdex, failure rate, throughput, and latency, and the user experience insights about your application that they provide.| docs.sentry.io
Learn how to use the tools Sentry provides to control the type and amount of errors that you pay for.| docs.sentry.io
With distributed tracing, you can track software performance and measure throughput & latency, while seeing the impact of errors across multiple systems.| docs.sentry.io
Learn about pricing, managing volume, and the different Sentry plans.| docs.sentry.io
Learn how to configure the volume of error and transaction events sent to Sentry.| docs.sentry.io
Profiling offers a deeper level of visibility on top of traditional tracing, removing the need for custom instrumentation and enabling precise code-level visibility into your application in a production environment.| docs.sentry.io
Learn about fingerprinting, Sentry's default error grouping algorithms, and other ways to customize how events are grouped into issues.| docs.sentry.io
Upload your source maps to Sentry to enable readable stack traces in your errors.| docs.sentry.io
Learn more about the options for configuring an issue alert.| docs.sentry.io
Learn about the three types of alerts Sentry provides: issue alerts, metric alerts, and uptime monitoring alerts.| docs.sentry.io
Learn about what counts towards your quota and how to manage your quota.| docs.sentry.io
Learn about using breadcrumbs on the Issue Details page to help debug faster.| docs.sentry.io
Sentry can be used to not just observe, but debug errors as well as identify performance issues. Check out our product walkthroughs to see it in action.| docs.sentry.io
Learn more about which performance issues Sentry detects and how to use the Issue Details page to debug them.| docs.sentry.io
Learn how to provide Sentry with important information about your releases, such as release health and release details, to determine regressions and resolve issues faster.| docs.sentry.io
With performance monitoring, you can track, analyze, and debug your application's performance. Sentry helps you identify performance opportunities and trace issues back to poorly performing code.| docs.sentry.io
Learn more about how to configure your SDK to filter events reported to Sentry.| docs.sentry.io
Monitor the health of releases by observing user adoption, usage of the application, percentage of crashes, and session data.| docs.sentry.io
Learn how to create and configure various alerts in Sentry to enhance the error and performance monitoring experience for you and your team.| docs.sentry.io
Learn how to use Sentry’s Issues page, where you can see and start to debug errors and performance problems that are affecting your application.| docs.sentry.io
