Sentry CEO: reading data back from sandboxed agent child processes is 'complicated and expensive'
zeeg · x · 2026-10-17
Sentry CEO David Cramer explains a thorny agent-infrastructure problem: reading data from a child process running in its own sandbox is 'extremely complicated and expensive.'
What he actually needs is a shared filesystem from children to parent. He notes it's technically solvable but can't be bolted on retroactively — you'd want clustering at minimum, and a hacky NFS-mount workaround would 'suck but be functional.'
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