Does Sentry SDK need a separate transport to run in a worker thread? #12911
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I'm implementing Sentry in an Astro project using the Astro SDK. It's likely we'll expand usage to a number of existing projects in a variety of SSG frameworks (particularly Svelte, Remix, and Next). I'm familiar with Pino as a transport, which uses a worker thread and streams to offload logging work from the main thread. Does the Sentry SDK run in the main thread? Does it make sense to use with a separate transport, or is this unnecessary? |
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AbhiPrasad
Jul 16, 2024
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@webstackdev the sentry node sdk has a transport that runs in the main thread, but you can swap it out via a custom transport of your choosing. In our testing we haven't found it necessary to use a worker thread, but this really depends on your setup. |
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Thank you @AbhiPrasad ! |
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@webstackdev the sentry node sdk has a transport that runs in the main thread, but you can swap it out via a custom transport of your choosing. In our testing we haven't found it necessary to use a worker thread, but this really depends on your setup.