Todün Sentry Dashboard Integration
Monitor accepted, filtered and rate-limited error events for your Sentry projects. Connect Sentry to Todün and visualize your infrastructure data alongside your other sources in one dashboard.
Metrics You Can Track
accepted errors
filtered errors
rate limited errors
These metrics count error-event outcomes during ingestion, not issue totals or unresolved issues. Accepted errors were accepted by Sentry; filtered and rate-limited errors were dropped for those reasons. Available history depends on Sentry’s reporting retention.
Why Track Sentry in Todün?
Sentry is a critical tool for infrastructure. But viewing metrics in isolation can make it harder to compare trends. Add Sentry panels beside revenue from Stripe, traffic from Google Analytics, or requests from Cloudflare to review the same period.
- ✓See Sentry metrics alongside Private project metrics, Email (IMAP), Bing Webmaster Tools
- ✓Follow the provider-specific setup instructions below
- ✓Choose the metrics and date range available for your connected source
- ✓Compare metrics across multiple data sources on one screen
How to Connect Sentry
- 1In Sentry, open Settings → User settings → Personal Tokens and create a dedicated token with
org:read. This read permission lets Toduen list projects and read event counts. Your user must have access to the organization and projects you want to monitor. - 2Copy your organization slug from its Sentry settings or URL. For
sentry.io/organizations/my-team/, entermy-team. Paste the token and enter the slug below; no project IDs are needed. - 3Choose the region where your Sentry organization is hosted: United States or European Union.
- 4Choose Save and connect, then add a dashboard panel, select a project and choose accepted errors, filtered errors or rate-limited errors.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I connect Sentry to Todün?
- In Sentry, open Settings → User settings → Personal Tokens and create a dedicated token with org:read. This read permission lets Toduen list projects and read event counts. Your user must have access to the organization and projects you want to monitor. Copy your organization slug from its Sentry settings or URL. For sentry.io/organizations/my-team/, enter my-team. Paste the token and enter the slug below; no project IDs are needed. Choose the region where your Sentry organization is hosted: United States or European Union. Choose Save and connect, then add a dashboard panel, select a project and choose accepted errors, filtered errors or rate-limited errors.
- What Sentry metrics can I track?
- Available metrics include accepted errors, filtered errors, rate limited errors. Availability depends on the connected account and the provider API.
- Does Sentry provide historical data in Todün?
- These metrics count error-event outcomes during ingestion, not issue totals or unresolved issues. Accepted errors were accepted by Sentry; filtered and rate-limited errors were dropped for those reasons. Available history depends on Sentry’s reporting retention.
- What access do I need for Sentry?
- Follow the credential instructions above and limit permissions and account access where the provider supports it. Treat your API credentials as secrets and revoke unused credentials in your provider account.
- Why might Sentry data differ from the provider dashboard?
- Check the account, selected metric, date range, and time zone. Provider reporting delays and API limits can also affect which data is available. Compare the same period in Sentry before troubleshooting the connection.
Start Tracking Sentry Today
Add Sentry to your dashboard and compare its metrics with your other connected sources.
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