You need to track errors and exceptions in your apps. You want privacy and fair pricing.
But you don't want to self-host yourself. What would you do?
Ask HN: How do you track errors privately without self-hosting?
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Re: Ask HN: How do you track errors privately without self-hosting?
#2Pay sentry sign data processor contract
Re: Ask HN: How do you track errors privately without self-hosting?
#3there are no ‘charity’ hosting options; you either pay the-market-rate premium for someone else to host you or you self-host & save
Re: Ask HN: How do you track errors privately without self-hosting?
#4there are no ‘charity’ hosting options; you either pay the-market-rate premium for someone else to host you or you self-host & save
Would you rather pay a big corp or an indie business to host your errors?
Re: Ask HN: How do you track errors privately without self-hosting?
#5Pay sentry sign data processor contract
What specifically draws you to Sentry over self-hosting or smaller players? Would an indie-hosted alternative (with similar privacy guarantees but more personalized support) appeal more?
Re: Ask HN: How do you track errors privately without self-hosting?
#6The app is actually an emulation running in an app "virtual machine"; you can instrument the VM, and therefore limit how much is actually emitted.
Or, the app has a recording feature, which emits an automation script in a custom DSL. When an error or exception occurs, ask user to reproduce and share the bundle.
Re: Ask HN: How do you track errors privately without self-hosting?
#7Pay sentry sign data processor contract
What specifically draws you to Sentry over self-hosting or smaller players? Would an indie-hosted alternative (with similar privacy guarantees but more personalized support) appeal more?
Self host whn you need . Indie alternative would need to release codebase and allow export in any time.
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Please see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45893391.