Debug and Monitor Functions in Couchbase 6

In the course "Monitor Functions in Couchbase: Debug and Monitor Functions," you will learn about the importance of debugging and monitoring functions in Couchbase's eventing system. This system allows you to react to data changes through eventing functions that need to be developed and maintained.

The course begins by introducing you to Couchbase and guiding you through creating two simple event functions: one with an OnUpdate handler and another with an OnDelete handler. You will then explore how to identify bugs in function code using the built-in Couchbase Debugger. This section covers activating the debugger and using standard debug tools like breakpoints, watch expressions, and try-catch blocks for exception handling.

The course also delves into the logging options provided by the eventing service in Couchbase. You will learn how to use system and application logs to record functions and utilize the audit feature for recording additional activities. The explicit log feature is discussed, which allows you to create logs and statistics that can be shared with other teams. Additionally, you will discover how to remove sensitive data from log files.

By the end of this course, you will have the knowledge and skills to manage the eventing feature in Couchbase throughout its lifecycle effectively. You will be able to develop, monitor, and maintain eventing functions using various options available, ensuring their usefulness and efficiency.