Quartz Integration
Learn how to send check-ins for your Quartz jobs.
Sentry's Quartz integration is provided through SenryJobListener
which you have to add to your scheduler instance.
The Quartz integration will be configured automatically if you're using spring-boot-starter-quartz
with either the sentry-spring-boot-starter
or the sentry-spring-boot-jakarta-starter
integration. However, you still have to specify the monitor slug as shown below.
Check-ins may also be sent manually or if you're using Sentry's Spring Boot integration you can send send check-ins for your @Scheduled
tasks by using our @SentryCheckIn
annotation.
To install use:
plugins {
id "io.sentry.jvm.gradle" version "4.6.0"
}
For other dependency managers, check out the central Maven repository.
You have to provide the monitor slug either
- when building a Quartz
JobDetail
instance - or when building a Quartz
Trigger
instance
To do so, you have to add an entry to the jobs data map:
import io.sentry.quartz.SentryJobListener;
// you can set the monitor slug on the job detail
JobDetailFactoryBean jobDetailFactory = new JobDetailFactoryBean();
jobDetailFactory.setJobDataAsMap(Collections.singletonMap(SentryJobListener.SENTRY_SLUG_KEY, "<monitor-slug>"));
// you can also set the monitor slug on the trigger
SimpleTriggerFactoryBean trigger = new SimpleTriggerFactoryBean();
trigger.setJobDataAsMap(Collections.singletonMap(SENTRY_SLUG_KEY, "monitor_slug_simple_trigger"));
Setting the monitor slug on the Trigger
will override what is set on the JobDetail
. This also means you can set up a separate monitor per Trigger
.
Setting a global job listener using a SchedulerFactoryBeanCustomizer
in Spring Boot, will override the listener set by Sentry. For Sentry to work properly, you need to add a new SentryJobListener
instance to the global job listeners.
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