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== Sentry == [[File:Sentry_Logo.png|thumb|right|150px|Sentry logo]] '''Sentry''' is an open-source error tracking solution that helps developers monitor and fix software errors in real-time. It is widely used in the Elixir community to catch and handle errors, allowing for more stable and reliable applications. === Features === Sentry offers a range of features that assist in identifying and resolving errors: * '''Real-time error monitoring''': Sentry enables developers to receive notifications as soon as an error occurs, allowing for immediate action. * '''Error aggregation''': Errors are automatically grouped together based on similarity, making it easier to analyze and prioritize issues. * '''Error detailed reports''': Sentry provides detailed reports that include stack traces, variables, and other relevant information, aiding in troubleshooting and debugging. * '''Issue tracking''': Developers can track the status and progress of issues, facilitating collaboration and ensuring that nothing falls through the cracks. * '''Integrations''': Sentry seamlessly integrates with various tools and platforms, including version control systems, issue trackers, and messaging services, allowing for a streamlined workflow. === Installation === To utilize Sentry in an Elixir project, follow these steps: 1. Add the Sentry package to your project's dependencies in the `mix.exs` file: ```elixir defp deps do [ {:sentry, "~> 7.0"} ] end ``` 2. Run `mix deps.get` to fetch the package. 3. Configure the Sentry client within your application. Provide the necessary configurations, such as the DSN (Data Source Name), which can be obtained from the Sentry dashboard: ```elixir config :sentry, dsn: "YOUR_S entry_DSN" ``` 4. Integrate Sentry into your code by using `Sentry.capture_exception/1` or `Sentry.capture_message/1` to report errors or events: ```elixir try do # Code that may raise an error rescue exception -> Sentry.capture_exception(exception) end ``` === Getting Started with Sentry === For a beginner's guide on using Sentry with Elixir, see the [[Getting_Started_with_Sentry|Getting Started with Sentry]] article. === More Information === For more detailed documentation and advanced usage of Sentry, refer to the official [https://docs.sentry.io/ Sentry documentation]. === See Also === * [[Error_Handling_in_Elixir|Error Handling in Elixir]] * [[Logging_in_Elixir|Logging in Elixir]] * [[Exception_Notification_in_Elixir|Exception Notification in Elixir]] * [[Debugging_in_Elixir|Debugging in Elixir]] [[Category:Elixir]] [[Category:Error Tracking]]
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