This is a sneak peek of Sentry's new performance monitoring feature, Dynamic Sampling. With Dynamic Sampling, you can customize your sampling logic for different parts of your application without having to deploy a new release. These are actual videos submitted by Sentaurs for our monthly Show-N-Tell. We have not edited them except for obscuring personal information that may appear in screenshots. Some videos may include screenshots that contain fictitious usernames or email addresses for illustrative purposes.

An update on Sentry's mobile profiling performance monitoring feature. See previous videos on profiling below.

In this Snack of the Week, learn a bit about how minimizing HTTP requests can be a critical part of improving performance.

This is a demo of the new Spend Allocations feature. The Sentry.io Spend Allocations feature will allow organizations to reserve event volume per project to ensure a spike in events won't consume their entire subscription quota.

In the monitoring industry there’s a complicated and frustrating conversation that persisted over the years: how do you deal with the enormous volume of data generated by instrumentation? On one side of the aisle, you will find a cohort of vendors and developers telling you that you have to sample data, followed immediately by another group telling you that sampling will ruin the accuracy of incident analysis. They’re both right.

This is a demo of the new commit auto-association feature which automatically associates repository commits when new issues are ingested. Instead of manually adding commits to a release through the Sentry API or CLI, Sentry will automatically add them if the organization has installed source code mappings.

Sarah has an app and turned performance monitoring on and has a slowdown but doesn’t know where to start to fix it… Ben has the guide to diving into Performance with Sentry. You have a laptop, computer, or comodor64. Together, we will discover: Join Sarah Guthals, Director of Developer Relations, and Ben Pepper, Solutions Engineer, in this interactive workshop and your future self will thank you.

Sentry's new Remix SDK supports monitoring the errors, performance, and release health of your app and was built in collaboration with Remix maintainers and the Remix community..

In this episode of Snack of the Week, Adam helps us out of the common N+1 problem. Find out why when you’re working with large amounts of data you should paginate and consider using select_related if you’re using Django.

Using Sentry's Suspect Spans you can identify slowdowns in your application that could benefit from caching.