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Sentry Self-Hosted

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Sentry Self-Hosted Tutorials

  • Website and Server Monitoring with Buddy's Recurrently Executed Pipelines

    Website and Server Monitoring with Buddy's Recurrently Executed Pipelines

    Learn how to automate website and server monitoring with Buddy.

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About Sentry Self-Hosted

Performance & App Monitoring

Sentry is an open-source error tracking service which boosts developer efficiency and facilitates continuous iteration. The action sends release notifications to a self-hosted instance of Sentry, helping developers to monitor website performance and fix crashes in real-time.

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