Zentry

A Zen version of Sentry.

Lets you see at a glance the areas in your system that need improvements.

Built by Anton Pirker during Sentry Hackweek 2024.

Prerequisites

• You need to have Python installed (It was tested with Python 3.12)
• Access to a running Redis server.

Configure

The app excepts the following environment variables to be set:

• ZENTRY_REDIS_URL

  An URL to a Redis server. This is used for caching HTTP requests made to the Sentry API.

  Default: "redis://localhost:6379"

• SENTRY_API_AUTH_TOKEN

  The User Auth Token that is used for connecting to the Sentry API. In Sentry.io click on your name in the top left corner and go to "User Settings" > "User Auth Tokens".

• SENTRY_ORG_SLUG

  The slug of the Sentry organization you want to retrieve data from.

• SENTRY_BACKEND_PROJECT_ID

  The Sentry project ID of your backend.

• SENTRY_BACKEND_ENVIRONMENT

  The Sentry environment of your backend you want to monitor.

• SENTRY_FRONTEND_PROJECT_ID

  The Sentry project ID of your frontend.

• SENTRY_FRONTEND_ENVIRONMENT

  The Sentry environment of your backend you want to monitor.

• SENTRY_DSN (optional)
  If you want to send error and performancne data of Zentry to Sentry give a DSN.

Run

./run.sh

This will create a Python virtual environment, install all the requirements and run the app.

Point your browser to: http://localhost:5001