Airbrake
Error monitoring platform for tracking application exceptions and performance issues
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Self-hosted error tracking compatible with Sentry SDK
Bugsink provides scalable, reliable error tracking you can run on your own infrastructure, fully compatible with the Sentry SDK and easy to spin up via Docker.
Bugsink is a self‑hosted error‑tracking platform that speaks the Sentry SDK protocol, letting developers keep their existing instrumentation while gaining full control over data storage and processing. Built primarily in Python, it offers a scalable and reliable backend suitable for anything from small services to high‑traffic applications.
The quickest way to try Bugsink is a single Docker command that pulls the official image, sets a secret key, creates a super‑user, and exposes the web UI on a configurable port. After launching, users can log in, create projects, and start sending exceptions from any language that supports the Sentry client libraries. Detailed installation steps, configuration options, and API references are available on the Bugsink website and in the repository’s documentation.
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Deploying a private error dashboard for a fintech app
Capture and analyze crashes while keeping financial data behind the corporate firewall.
Integrating Bugsink into an existing Python microservice
Send exceptions via the Sentry SDK without code changes, view them in the self‑hosted UI.
Scaling error collection for a high‑traffic SaaS platform
Leverage Bugsink’s scalable architecture to handle thousands of events per minute without loss.
Running a temporary test environment for QA
Spin up a disposable Docker container, generate errors, and verify handling before production release.
Yes, Bugsink implements the Sentry SDK protocol, allowing you to use existing Sentry client libraries without modification.
Pull the Docker image and run it with required environment variables (SECRET_KEY, CREATE_SUPERUSER, PORT) as shown in the README.
The core application is written in Python, with front‑end assets in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Bugsink is designed for self‑hosting; no official SaaS offering is provided.
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