I use Sentry for monitoring my mobile app on .NET MAUI, backend APIs on .NET Core, and the front-end on Angular. I appreciate the structural monitoring of issues, centralized logging, and the ability to send and attach dsyms from MAUI iOS apps and Angular sourcemaps, which speeds up debugging and resolving incidents. I like attaching sourcemaps and dsyms to the debug log, web app screen recording, and capturing screens from the mobile app on errors. The logs viewer is useful to me. Sentry is currently the best tool for issues logging and tracking, and its good integration with ClickUp and Bitbucket is a plus. The initial setup was pretty easy thanks to Sentry's perfect documentation and skills for LLMs that improve the integration setup.

I like that Sentry has SDK / library options for my entire stack. It's really useful to be able to connect my frontend and backend in the same product with connected traces. The new UI is pretty good, easy enough to find my way around the various features like Issues, Logs etc. Performance wise I have no complaints, it doesn't add much overhead and was really transparent for us. Price is on the higher side, so you definitely pay for easy of use / easy of install.

I like Sentry for its live error monitoring and stack traces. Its alert feature is extremely useful since I'm notified immediately if any problem arises. The initial setup of Sentry was quite straightforward, with clear documentation, and integrating the SDK into our application was quick. Using Sentry alongside tools like GitHub and Slack, I get better real-time visibility into errors and more detailed diagnostics.