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Migrate from Sentry to Vakt360

Vakt360 speaks the Sentry ingest protocol, so moving over is a DSN swap, not a re-instrumentation. Your existing SDKs, breadcrumbs and context all keep working.

How-to · 5 min read

  1. Create your Vakt360 project

    Sign up and create one project per app or environment, mirroring how your Sentry projects are split. Copy each project's DSN.

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    https://<your-key>@ingest.vakt360.com/<project>

  2. Swap the DSN

    Change the dsn in your existing Sentry.init call to your Vakt360 DSN. Everything else (integrations, sample rates, tags, before-send hooks) stays exactly as it is.

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    Sentry.init({
  dsn: "https://<your-key>@ingest.vakt360.com/<project>", // was your Sentry DSN
  tracesSampleRate: 1.0,
});

  3. Re-point your source map upload

    If your build uploads source maps, upload them to the new project's Releases area instead so minified stack traces stay readable. See the source-maps guide.

  4. Recreate your alert rules

    Alert rules don't transfer between services. Set up your email, Slack and webhook alerts in Vakt360, with the new-issue, regression and spike rules you rely on.

  5. Deploy, verify, then cut over

    Redeploy and trigger a test error to confirm events land in Vakt360. If you want a zero-risk cutover, run both DSNs in parallel for a day before removing the old one.

Related guides

Next.js →

Set up Sentry-compatible error monitoring in your Next.js app with Vakt360. Install the SDK, point it at your DSN, and see grouped, symbolicated errors in minutes.

Upload source maps →

Minified production bundles turn stack traces into gibberish. Source maps let Vakt360 resolve every frame back to your original file, function and line.

Slack alerts →

Route the errors that matter to the channel your team actually watches, deduplicated so one incident is one message, not a flood of pings.

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100,000 events a month, no card required. Point your existing SDK at Vakt360 and see your first event in minutes.

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