Sentry announced enhancements to its Performance offering, enabling the solution to auto-detect and alert developers on common performance issues for frontend, backend, and mobile.
Sentry’s latest Performance features provide visual insights into developer code changes and continue to focus on providing more actionable resolution for common development issues compared with traditional APM or observability tooling.
“Every software team cares about the performance of their code, but with legacy APM tools, this has been expensive and complex,” said Milin Desai, CEO of Sentry. “Today, we are tackling these obstacles head-on, by providing a way to integrate performance directly into a developer’s workflow, immediately providing answers for a software team while substantially reducing the cost barrier – something that every company is feeling at the moment – to allow businesses to continue innovating at scale.”
Sentry’s developer-first APM leads the way to faster applications, regardless of scale
- Performance Issues: Since the launch of this new feature in October, Sentry customers have seen up to a 90% reduction in application response times. Today, in an effort to make critical latency issues more actionable, Sentry is the only solution to auto detect and alert developers on common performance issues for frontend, backend, and mobile applications.
- OpenTelemetry: Sentry’s OpenTelemetry integration extends our commitment to the open source community and standards. Developers using OTel to collect performance data can use Sentry to easily visualize where and why their code is performing poorly.
- Session Replay: Sentry’s Session Replay allows developers to see video-like reproductions of performance issues inside Sentry without having to recreate a customer's environment, reducing time to resolution from days to minutes. With one of the strongest out-of-the-box privacy controls, developers can rewind and replay issues faster without worrying about sensitive information leaving the customer’s browser.
- Pricing Updates: To help developers extract the maximum value out of their performance data, current customers who upgrade will see a 20-30% reduction in cost for higher performance tiers, making Sentry one of the most affordable and accessible APM tools for developers in the market.
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