Sentry integration degraded
The Sentry integration on incident.io has degraded performance. Sentry has an API outage. Sentry alerts still arrive, but actions such as comments on linked issues or automatic resolution may fail or be delayed. incident.io is monitoring the incident.
State
Monitoring
Started
2 h ago
2026-11-02 15:39 UTC
Ongoing for
1 h 30 min
Worst impact
Degraded
Timeline
2 updatesIdentified
39 min 44%
Monitoring
51 min 56%
Updates
Times in UTCAs posted by incident.io
Sentry is experiencing an outage affecting their API. Alerts from Sentry are still being received. Other actions we take in Sentry, such as adding comments to linked issues or automatically resolving them, may fail or be delayed until Sentry recovers. You can follow Sentry's incident on their [status page](https://status.sentry.io/incidents/35sw8wr49l3p).
We have identified increased error rates and latency with our Sentry integration. We are currently investigating how this is impacting our platform and we will update with more information shortly as we learn more. Sentry's incident can be tracked on their status page [here](https://status.sentry.io/incidents/35sw8wr49l3p).
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Days with an incident
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Median duration
1 h 31 min
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