sentry-nextjs-sdk

Configuring Sentry error monitoring for Next.js involves setting up the SDK to handle both App Router and Pages Router environments. This skill automates that setup by implementing instrumentation hooks and source map uploads to ensure full observability across all execution contexts.

Yes, you can track edge middleware errors and client-side navigation spans in Next.js with Sentry. The configuration provides multi-runtime coverage, automatically enabling error monitoring and distributed tracing for Browser, Node.js Server, and Edge runtimes.

The best way to set up distributed tracing and session replay in a Next.js 13+ project is to use a professional-grade Sentry configuration. It captures server actions, edge middleware errors, and client-side spans to provide comprehensive observability.

Yes, the Sentry SDK supports source map uploads for Next.js production builds. Implementing source map uploads ensures that errors are accurately mapped back to your original source code across all server and client execution contexts.

To enable AI monitoring and Cron job tracking in your Next.js observability setup, you configure the Sentry SDK with advanced observability features. This includes structured logging integration alongside comprehensive error monitoring and distributed tracing.