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Sentry is an error tracking and performance monitoring platform that helps developers identify and fix issues in their applications. The Sentry App in Tempest enables comprehensive management of Sentry resources through our platform. With the Sentry App, you can:
  • Create centralized error tracking for application services
  • Manage application monitoring resources as part of deployment pipelines
  • Import existing Sentry projects for centralized management
For detailed information about each resource, see the Resources section below.

Authentication

Auth Token

Ensure your auth token has appropriate permissions for the resources you plan to manage through Tempest.
Tempest uses User Auth Tokens to orchestrate and manage Sentry resources.
1

Generate Auth Token

Generate a Sentry User Auth Token from your account settings. Ensure it has at least project:admin, team:read and organization:read scopes.
2

Access Recipes

Navigate to Recipes and create or select a recipe.
3

Add Sentry Resource

Add or select a Sentry resource in your recipe.
4

Link Credentials

Click “Add credentials” then “+Link credentials.”
5

Select Authentication Method

Select “Auth Token.”
6

Name Credentials

Enter a credential name for identification.
7

Enter Auth Token

Input your Sentry Auth Token.
8

Complete Connection

Click “Connect.”

Resources

Project

Create and manage Sentry projects for error tracking and performance monitoring. Configuration options:
  • Name (required): The name of the project
  • Team: The team who will own the project
  • Platform: The platform of the project (e.g., python, javascript, react, node, etc.)
Properties:
  • ID: Unique identifier for the project
  • Slug: URL-friendly identifier derived from the project name
  • Organization: Organization slug that owns the project
  • Team: Team slug that owns the project
  • Platform: Technology platform of the project
  • Status: Current status of the project (active, inactive, deleted)
  • Date Created: Timestamp when the project was created
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