The use case: how Reciprocity deploys Sentry
Reciprocity uses Sentry error monitoring for its ZenGRC application. Developers on a tech support rotation check Sentry for new errors, link them to Jira tickets, and assign them to squads for prioritization.
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Sentry is the starting point for resolving issues. Rich context about the error keeps the team from digging through logs to diagnose an issue.Other companies using Sentry
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Each development team at Reciprocity conducts a tech support rotation. The developer on rotation will check Sentry for new error messages, and associate the issue with a Jira ticket. Then, the developer will assign the ticket to a squad where it will be prioritized and tackled accordingly.