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This guide explains how Sentry's browser SDK integration tests are built with Playwright, covering test structure, helpers, fixtures, local execution commands, troubleshooting tips, and step‑by‑step instructions for setting up and running the tests across Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit.
This guide details Sentry's comprehensive testing strategy, covering devservices setup, Python pytest workflows, factory-based data creation, feature flag handling, SQL logging, Selenium acceptance tests, visual regression, Jest frontend tests, API fixtures, and Kafka integration within CI pipelines.
This guide explains how Sentry uses Django migrations to manage database schema changes, covering commands for upgrading, targeting specific migrations, generating SQL, creating and merging migrations, and detailed best‑practice procedures for handling filters, indexes, column and table modifications, foreign keys, and renaming while avoiding downtime.
This guide walks through the required PyCharm settings—including interpreter selection, run/debug configurations, pytest integration, devserver options, and troubleshooting tips—so developers can run and debug the Sentry codebase effectively within the IDE.
This guide explains Sentry's two serializer types—generic DRF Serializer and ModelSerializer—showing how to define fields, perform built‑in and custom validation, use them in endpoints, save data, and leverage the @register decorator and get_attrs method for efficient batch processing.
This guide explains the hidden Relay configuration format used by Sentry for enterprise‑grade data security, covering the syntax and semantics of advanced PII scrubbing, built‑in rules, custom rule creation, selectors, editing methods, boolean logic, wildcards, value types, and practical examples with full JSON snippets.
This guide walks through setting up Sentry Relay on your own hardware using Docker, covering recommended deployment patterns, system requirements, configuration options, performance tuning, request routing, and monitoring to securely forward events to sentry.io.
When running Sentry Relay in static or proxy mode, you configure project settings on the filesystem under the .relay/projects directory, defining required fields such as slug, publicKeys, and allowedDomains, with JSON examples and detailed explanations of each option.
This article explains how Sentry Relay logs to stderr, configures error reporting, provides health‑check endpoints, and exports a comprehensive set of metrics—including counters, timers, and gauges—to a StatsD server for enterprise‑grade data security monitoring.
This article details the configuration file location, command‑line overrides, and all available Relay settings—including mode, networking, caching, size limits, logging, metrics, and internal error reporting—providing a comprehensive reference for deploying Sentry Relay in production environments.
