GlitchTip
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GlitchTip's open source platform makes monitoring software easy. Track errors, monitor performance, check site uptime all in one place. Compatible with Sentry client SDK but easier to run and entirely open source.
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- Free
- Open Source
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- Online
- Self-Hosted
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owenfar added GlitchTip as alternative to DebugBundle
OtezVikentiy added GlitchTip as alternative to Gotcha Monitoring
Ellie-Cat added GlitchTip as alternative to RetraceKit
umutmuhaddisoglu added GlitchTip as alternative to FaultFixer- LUARM liked GlitchTip
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Easy to self-host with docker-compose, easy run on 1cpu/1ram machine because lightweight. And compatible with sentry reporters on backend/frontend side, just put glitchtip dsn instead sentry dsn, works like magic.
Migrated from Sentry - they had been bloating, ignoring need to go EU sovereign, and generally less and less self-hosted. With Glitchtip we got back clarity, simplicity, got our data back and it... just works (tm).
Migrated away from Sentry to GlitchTip. It was a painless process and helped reduce costs. It appears to be actively developed, so we're excited for its future. Its interface is very snappy and pleasant to use.
I like GlitchTip because it is 100% Open Source, and you can get it hosted (including a free starter plan), or you can self-host. It does error tracking of course, but also uptime monitoring and performance monitoring.
We added native support to Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware: http://doc.tiki.org/GlitchTip
I like GlitchTip, since it is free, truly open-source and really lightweight compared to sentry when it comes to self-hosting. What I also like is that the official sentry-libraries work with it.
Easy to host, simple to use. It is a pretty solid choice if you want to have some monitoring and crashlytics while not giving your soul to the sentry overlords. It does not have all the features sentry has, but all the important ones are there, and it is heaps easier to host.
Easy to self-host with containers, also easy to setup for error tracking and uptime monitoring. And since it's compatible with Sentry API, the Sentry SDKs can be used to integrate with pretty much all popular technology stacks.