[cytzol]

I self-host Sentry, so it's feasible, but:

• It's huge. If I run `docker-compose ps`, it lists thirty entries, one of which seems to have failed and exited.

• With that hugeness comes CPU and RAM requirements. Sentry's installer complains if you give it anything under 8 GB of memory and 4 cores.

• The UI comes with an obnoxious amount of JavaScript, and is just generally slow and clunky. I see spinning wheels a lot.

Errorpush looks like a fantastic alternative for my needs, especially if I'm able to use the Rollbar Terraform provider to configure it, as well as if there are suitable integrations for all the programming languages my services are written in.

[mekster]

It is huge but with the pricing, spinning up a dedicated instance for Sentry is cheaper than saas version (if you already have an engineer to handle it)

What I don't like is it seems to randomly use certain amount of CPU despite very low volume of error reporting. No idea what it's doing.

It seems the one container is supposed to quit on launch?

I don't exactly feel the UI too slow and since it has features one would expect including user management against several auth providers, I can't find a decent alternative.