The use case: how Bitnami deploys Sentry
Bitnami's development team uses Sentry for error monitoring, replacing a previous tool that gave too little context on error impact. They use it to distinguish events from users, assign and mute issues, merge similar issues, and prioritize bugs using trend graphs.
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Sentry already integrates with every tool in our stack, and saves engineers from the headaches associated with manual debugging. Sentry has become mission-critical to the way we build and ship software.Sentry users in DevTools & Infrastructure
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Pricing: Sentry plans are much more cost-effective for high-performance teams. Bitnami reduced monthly costs by 50% after moving to Sentry’s Team plan. Additionally, Sentry has no user limit, a crowd favorite for the Bitnami team.