Problem Statement
Feature Request:
Customers doing advanced analytics on logs and telemetry need richer scalar math + statistical functions inside queries and alert conditions.
This is a feature gap compared to other tools that support functions such as max_of, percentile, bin, etc.
Requirement:
Compare different columns in the same row or perform more complex arithmetic / scalar functions.
Example:
Alert on “Worst Case” Latency
Goal:
Track two latency-related duration values (staticThreshold, dynamicThreshold) and alert on whichever is higher.
Example KQL Query:
requests
| project id, staticThreshold, dynamicThreshold
| extend worst_case_duration = max_of(staticThreshold, dynamicThreshold)
| where worst_case_duration > 1000
Sentry does not support scalar functions like max_of(), so users must alert on both values independently, which creates duplicate alerts and unnecessary noise.
Additional Expectations / Requested Functions:
Users expect access to a library of scalar/statistical functions including:
max_of(a, b)
min_of(a, b)
percentile(...)
bin(...)
stddev(...)
potentially other common math / stats helpers
Solution Brainstorm
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Product Area
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Problem Statement
Feature Request:
Customers doing advanced analytics on logs and telemetry need richer scalar math + statistical functions inside queries and alert conditions.
This is a feature gap compared to other tools that support functions such as max_of, percentile, bin, etc.
Requirement:
Compare different columns in the same row or perform more complex arithmetic / scalar functions.
Example:
Alert on “Worst Case” Latency
Goal:
Track two latency-related duration values (staticThreshold, dynamicThreshold) and alert on whichever is higher.
Example KQL Query:
Sentry does not support scalar functions like max_of(), so users must alert on both values independently, which creates duplicate alerts and unnecessary noise.
Additional Expectations / Requested Functions:
Users expect access to a library of scalar/statistical functions including:
max_of(a, b)
min_of(a, b)
percentile(...)
bin(...)
stddev(...)
potentially other common math / stats helpers
Solution Brainstorm
No response
Product Area
Explore