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-Sentry is hosted on [[judoon]] and can be accessed at http://judoon.tardis.ed.ac.uk/.
-Sentry is a realtime event logging and aggregation platform. It specializes in monitoring errors and extracting all the information needed to do a proper post-mortem without any of the hassle of the standard user feedback loop. (From [[https://pypi.python.org/pypi/sentry|PyPI]])
-======= Registration =======
-Typically you will be registering in response to an invite to join an organisation. In this case, you will get an email from Sentry with text such as
-<code>
-You have been invited to join the ORGNAME organization on Sentry.
-</code>
-ORGNAME is using Sentry to capture exceptions in real-time.
-To accept this invitation, proceed to the following url:
-<nowiki>http://judoon.tardis.ed.ac.uk/accept/<int>/<key>/</nowiki>
-When you follow the link in the email, you will be able to create an account if you do not already have one.
-======= Documentation =======
-Documentation for Sentry is available within Sentry itself at http://judoon.tardis.ed.ac.uk/docs/.
-Useful information in the documentation includes how to set up the raven client in Python, PHP, Ruby, JavaScript, Java, Node.js and Go.
-======= Components =======
-This section goes into the technical setup of the sentry server, [[judoon]]
-====== PostgreSQL ======
-We're using peer authentication for PostgreSQL, so if you need to get at the command line for sentry's db, use the following:
-<code>root@judoon# sudo -u sentry psql</code>
-====== Nginx ======
-There is only one VHost enabled in Nginx, <code>sentry</code>.
-Because we're just using the one VHost, Nginx logs are just in the default /var/log/nginx folder.
-====== Redis ======
-Redis is still in a default config.
-====== Supervisor ======
-Supervisor is in use to daemonize Gunicorn and Celery.
-Config for supervisord lives at <code>/etc/supervisord.conf</code>.
-Individual app configs go in <code>/etc/supervisor/</code> and can be viewed with <code>supervisorctl</code>.
-====== Sentry ======
-Configuration lives at <code>/etc/sentry.conf.py</code>.