The use case: how AdRoll deploys Sentry
AdRoll uses Sentry to record errors and their full context across its globally distributed machines, so engineers can reconstruct what led to an issue even after a machine crashes. This lets the team kill and reboot misbehaving machines or roll back a release quickly, supporting its blue-green deployment approach.
In the customer’s words
We get peace of mind from Sentry. In the case of a real issue, we immediately know what to fix or roll back.Other companies using Sentry
Customers across industries, with public evidence.
Animation Digital NetworkConfirmed
AnthropicConfirmed
App NouveauConfirmed
ArcadeConfirmed
AtlassianConfirmed
BasetenConfirmedGo straight to the source
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- Nov 14, 2026
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Sentry is particularly helpful because it records errors while the machines are running. That means even when a machine crashes, we can still turn to Sentry to piece together the chain of events that led to an issue in our code.