sentry

To set up error tracking, install the @sentry/ember and @sentry/node SDKs, configure your DSN and environment, and initialize the clients to begin capturing exceptions and performance data across your stack.

You can add breadcrumbs and user context to exceptions in Node cloud functions by utilizing Sentry's scoped context features, attaching user details and sequential events before capturing the error to provide richer debugging data.

Yes, Sentry performance monitoring works with Ember apps by using the @sentry/ember SDK to record performance transactions, capturing rendering bottlenecks and frontend latency alongside runtime errors.

The best way to scrub sensitive data during error tracking is applying Sentry's security scrubbing and data scrubbing configurations before sending events, ensuring privacy requirements are met by masking personal information.

Yes, you can capture both runtime errors and custom messages in a Node application by using the @sentry/node SDK to explicitly catch exceptions and log custom messages with contextual data.

Limitations of unified Sentry monitoring include the strict dependency on configuring separate @sentry/ember and @sentry/node SDKs, requiring careful DSN management and explicit context handling to ensure reliable cross-platform tracing.