If you just keep the sentry-postgres volume and remove the others, it should keep this information.
Even better, I don’t think deleting anything in Clickhouse would help so instead of starting from scratch, I’d first try removing the following volumes:
@turbo124 then I’d say this is very likely a network configuration issue. Running docker-compose down and then docker-compose up -d again should remove the network and then recreate it which may help.
Seeing this only under heavy load. Light load it works perfectly, I am sure I can recreate this on any setup. If you want to send me a DSN to send test events to
If you are seeing issues under heavy load, I’d recommend investigating and implementing your own solutions to your specific setup and needs as I don’t think we can come up with a one-size-fits-all scalability solution, especially for on-premise.
If there are some obvious fixes you see, I’m willing to incorporate them into the default setup but right now our focus is making on-premise easy to setup and usable by most people instead of sharpening it for perfection under heavy loads.
Could anyone find a solution for the problem? Facing this after an update. Eventually I installed Sentry on a fresh Ubuntu 20.04 from the scratch. Same problem.