Sentry

Sentry needs Docker 19.03.6 or newer and Docker Compose 2.32.2 or newer. The documented minimum is 4 CPU cores, 16 GB of RAM plus 16 GB of swap, and 20 GB of free disk space, though 32 GB of RAM is recommended. Debian and Ubuntu based distributions are preferred; RHEL based systems have known install problems and Alpine Linux is unsupported by the install script.

Almost all of them. Self-hosted Sentry is equivalent to the Business plan without billing, so pricing tiers, spike protection and spend allocation are missing. The closed-source Seer and other AI and ML features are also SaaS only, you cannot choose a data storage location because the data is already yours, and stack-trace resolution is limited for iOS and for native Android system symbols. PlayStation and Nintendo Switch support is limited as well.

Official Sentry SDKs exist for JavaScript, Electron, React Native, Python, Ruby, PHP, Laravel, Go, Rust, Java and Kotlin, Objective-C and Swift, .NET, C and C++, Dart and Flutter, Elixir, Perl and Clojure, plus Unity, Unreal Engine, Godot and PowerShell. Any client that can POST events to your instance's DSN endpoint also works.

Yes. The self-hosted scripts directory ships backup.sh and restore.sh for partial JSON backups that cover users, organizations, projects, teams, alerts, monitors and configuration but not events or issues. The sentry-admin.sh tool adds scoped exports with optional RSA or Google Cloud KMS encryption. For full event history you back up the sentry-data, sentry-postgres, sentry-redis, sentry-kafka, sentry-clickhouse and sentry-symbolicator Docker volumes.

Yes, though it is not a supported flow. The recommended route is installing and upgrading behind an HTTP proxy. Otherwise you build the Docker Compose stack on a connected machine, freeze the images with docker commit, transfer them via docker save and docker load, and start them on the isolated host. Set SENTRY_AIR_GAP to True to block outbound network calls and SENTRY_BEACON to False to stop version reporting to sentry.io.