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How to get the most out of the class?

To get the most benefit from this class:

  1. Review the materials: Read and analyze the additional resources.

  2. Take notes and record your questions: This will help you understand the concepts and resolve common issues.

  1. Ideal Audience
    This class is aimed at system administrators, developers, and technical support teams who need comprehensive control over the processes, workflows, and applications operating in BIZUIT. Ideal for: System administrators Support engineers Developers managing critical processes and applications in production.

Class Objectives

  1. Understand the importance of logging in BIZUIT: Analyze its role as a key tool for advanced monitoring, diagnosis, and process optimization on the platform.

  2. Explore the Log Viewer Module: Learn how it centralizes and organizes logs into specific categories to provide complete traceability of events.

  3. Learn to identify and analyze logs: Develop skills to interpret records related to the Dashboard, business processes, and the technical system.

  4. Utilize the advanced filters of the module: Master filtering capabilities to customize searches, detect patterns, and troubleshoot operational issues.

  5. Apply logging to practical cases: Implement the knowledge gained in real scenarios to solve problems, prevent future incidents, and optimize workflows.

Topics to be Covered

    • Importance of Logging in BIZUIT

      • The function of logging as the "black box" of processes.

      • Advantages for diagnosing problems, resolving incidents, and optimizing workflows.

      • Contribution to compliance and auditing.

    • Types of Logs in the Log Viewer Module

      • Dashboard and API Logs: Recording actions in the user interface and external requests.

      • Process Logs: Documentation of activities within business workflows.

      • System Logs: Technical records related to infrastructure and key services.

    • Filtering Capabilities of the Log Viewer

      • Filter logs by activity type, users, status, dates, and technical components.

      • Custom analysis to identify specific incidents and optimize processes.

    • Practical Use Cases of Logging

      • Diagnosis of issues in business processes.

      • Incident prevention through proactive analysis.

      • Optimization of workflows based on trends identified in the logs.