Yeah, it works for a time, but they don't support on-premise versions and they don't offer a Helm chart install, its all community based.
I tried it for well over a year, and there are so many moving parts and so many "best guesses" from the community that we had to rip it out. There's a lot of components, sentry, sentry-relay, snuba, celery, redis, clickhouse, zookeeper (for clickhouse), kafka, zookeeper (for kafka), maybe even elasticsearch for good measure. It did work for a time, but there are so many moving parts that required care and feeding it would inevitably break down at some point.
Problem is I can't ship data to their SaaS version because we have PHI and our contracts forbid it, even if scrubbed, so I had to settle on OTEL.
I've also spent 1 hour setting up a Kubernetes cluster on a set of desktops I had lying around. This does not mean Kubernetes is simple or easy.