sentry-nextjs-sdk

To add Sentry error monitoring to a Next.js application, configure the SDK with your DSN, set sampling rates, and initialize runtime-specific files for client, server, and edge environments to capture errors comprehensively.

Yes, Sentry performance tracing and session replay in Next.js instruments API routes, Server Components, and navigations to identify bottlenecks, while recording user sessions to visually debug network requests and DOM mutations.

Sentry SDK fully supports Next.js edge runtime environments, alongside client and server runtimes, ensuring comprehensive error monitoring and performance tracing across all execution contexts within your application.

To monitor LLM calls and token usage in a Next.js app, use Sentry's AI monitoring features to track LLM invocations, token consumption, and associated costs for your AI-powered features.

Yes, Sentry can detect missed or failed scheduled jobs in a Next.js project using its cron monitoring capabilities, allowing you to track the execution and health of your scheduled tasks.

Setting up Sentry session replay in Next.js requires configuring your project DSN, defining appropriate sampling rates, and creating runtime-specific initialization files to start capturing user sessions and DOM mutations.