Sentry monitoring template
The marketplace lists a multi-container Sentry stack for error and performance monitoring. Features and event collection depend on SDK configuration; provisioning is unavailable in the international sandbox.
Sentry template details
The stack includes several data services and requires substantial resources. Review the component limits and operational requirements; no unlimited event capacity is promised.
Error tracking and stack traces
Sentry can capture error events and stack traces when the SDK is configured. Captured data depends on instrumentation and project settings.
Performance monitoring features
Sentry can collect performance data when tracing is enabled. Coverage and overhead depend on SDK, sampling, and configuration.
SDKs for supported languages and frameworks
Sentry provides SDKs for multiple languages and frameworks. Check the current compatibility list and project configuration.
Self-hosted deployment and data handling
Self-hosting gives you control over deployment, but data handling depends on your instance configuration, access controls, and connected services.
Frequently asked questions about the Sentry template
Answers to common questions about Sentry, SDK setup, and self-hosting requirements:
Sentry: error monitoring and performance insights
Production errors can be difficult to diagnose, especially when they affect a user flow. Sentry collects error reports and related context, such as stack traces, network requests, and user interactions, to help teams investigate issues. The Deplomo marketplace template deploys a self-hosted Sentry stack. Resource use and event capacity depend on your selected package and configuration.
What is Sentry, and how does it help investigate errors?
Sentry is a platform for tracking errors and monitoring application performance across the frontend and backend. It groups error reports with context such as network requests, user interactions, and application state, which can help teams investigate issues.
For infrastructure and server metrics, you can use monitoring dashboards such as Grafana to monitor infrastructure and server metrics. For help understanding build errors, see our guide to AI-assisted build error explanations .
Self-hosting Sentry and using the Deplomo marketplace template
A self-hosted Sentry installation includes several dependent services, such as Kafka, ClickHouse, Redis, PostgreSQL, and Snuba. Operating this stack involves maintaining those services, managing resources, and applying migrations.
The Deplomo marketplace template configures Sentry with its supporting services and persistent storage. You can review and manage the deployment through the platform; performance depends on the selected resources and configuration.
Sentry deployment options
The table outlines general differences between the marketplace template, a hosted provider, and a self-managed installation. Limits and operations vary by provider and configuration.
| Feature | Sentry on Deplomo | Hosted provider | Manual setup on a VPS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Event capacity | Subject to package and resource limits | Varies by provider and plan | Depends on configured storage and processing capacity |
| Data handling and access | Self-hosted deployment; routing and access depend on configuration | Depends on the provider’s data-handling terms and configuration | Depends on server, network, and security configuration |
| Deployment and maintenance | Deploy from a template | Service creation is currently unavailable in the international sandbox | The provider manages the hosted service, subject to its setup and terms |
| Pricing and resource scaling | Fixed monthly EUR package pricing | Requires deploying and maintaining the stack | Costs |
Costs depend on the selected EUR package and its resource limits
Costs and limits depend on the provider and plan
Infrastructure and operating costs vary
- Choose Sentry from the marketplace: Service creation is currently unavailable in the international sandbox. When enabled, select the Sentry template in the Deplomo console.
- Choose resource capacity: Select resources:
- Choose CPU and memory based on your expected workload and package limits. Open the dashboard:
- After deployment, use the dashboard address shown in the console. Connect with the DSN:
Add the project DSN to your client or server SDK configuration to start sending error events.
Sentry helps development teams investigate reported errors and review application performance data. Its usefulness depends on how the project is configured and how the team responds to alerts.
The Deplomo Sentry template is available in the marketplace; service creation is currently unavailable in the international sandbox.
Review the Sentry marketplace template
The template defines multiple containers and integrations. Provisioning is currently unavailable in the international sandbox.