sentry-node-sdk

To add Sentry error monitoring to a Node.js backend, you must install the Sentry SDK and initialize it within your application's entry point to automatically capture unhandled exceptions and promise rejections.

Yes, the Sentry Node.js SDK supports Bun and Deno runtimes alongside Node.js, allowing you to implement distributed tracing and structured logging across these different JavaScript backend environments.

Distributed tracing tracks requests across your backend services to pinpoint performance bottlenecks, providing deep insights into application performance by visualizing the flow of operations and identifying slow segments.

Yes, you can capture structured logs that link directly to errors and traces, facilitating detailed log analysis and helping you quickly identify and resolve issues within your Express.js API or other backend frameworks.

The best way to track unhandled exceptions in an Express.js API is by integrating the Sentry SDK at your application's entry point, which facilitates automated error capture and comprehensive performance monitoring to resolve issues before impact.