sentry

Sentry | Growth Engineer | San Francisco | Full time, on-site https://sentry.io Sentry is error logging. We're 100% BSD-licensed open source (https://github.com/getsentry/sentry). We're mostly Python and JS, with a dash of Rust. Sentry is deployed at just about every major technology company (teams at Dropbox, Uber, Airbnb, Pinterest, Twitter, Atlassian, Microsoft, Apple, etc). While Sentry is over 40 people, the growth team is small (3 people!) but focused. All of us are technical (everyone commits code), analytical (you measure and present your experiments), and organized (we are our own PMs). In people, we prefer action over pontification, honesty over polish. If you like developer tools, open source, and experimenting with SaaS economics, message me or apply below. I'm eric@. Growth engineer: https://sentry.io/jobs/807418/ We're also

Not saying it's the best/only approach but it made sense at the time. For example, Sentry does the same: https://github.com/getsentry/sentry/ Technically in Django you should put all the "static" into a static folder.

Sentry | San Francisco | Full-time, onsite | https://sentry.io | https://github.com/getsentry/sentry Sentry is an open source crash reporting tool trusted by thousands of organizations to notify them of software errors, and provide them with the debugging information and tools they need to resolve them. We are looking for experienced candidates in product engineering, operations, growth, and design. If you'd like to join a scrappy team (27 employees) that builds transparent, open software, we'd like to hear from you. More information here: https://sentry.io/jobs/

I'm not sure, but you can look at GitLab, WordPress, and Sentry[1]. All of those can be run fairly seamlessly with a little bit of research. All of them have customer bases who choose to use the hosted option. There are some pros to the paid/hosted option that can never be replicated by self-hosting: - someone else handles crashes, bugs, and other emergencies - economies of scale (large, purpose-built operations with costs shared my many customers) - free (or cheap) customer support The biggest reason I see people moving to self-hosted options is to keep their data private. 1. https://github.com/getsentry/sentry

Sentry | San Francisco | Full-time, onsite | https://sentry.io | https://github.com/getsentry/sentry Sentry is an open source crash reporting tool trusted by thousands of organizations to notify them of software errors, and provide them with the debugging information and tools they need to resolve them. We are looking for experienced candidates in product engineering, operations, growth, and visual design. If you'd like to join a scrappy team (25 employees) that builds transparent, open software, we'd like to hear from you. More information here: https://sentry.io/jobs/