Catalyst DevOps is a Catalyst service that allows you to implement a DevOps model in your application building process, and it provides components you can use to perform automated iterative testing, application monitoring and other debugging tools. You can familiarize yourself with Catalyst DevOps and its components from this help section.

Both Catalyst Logs and Catalyst Application Performance Monitoring are similar, but the Logs component provides basic information about your function executions while Application Performance Monitoring component gives you detailed information and enables you to monitor your functions more efficiently.

You have to store the current logged in user’s ID in the log so that you can apply filter for the same.

You will be able to monitor your application performance from APM. You will get the details about each of your function calls which you can use to optimize your function code. If you have accessed many of the Catalyst components and want to know where it takes more time to execute, you will be able to identify each of the Catalyst component calls in a graphical format so that it would be helpful to optimize your logic in order to improve your overall application performance.

You will face this error if you have any of the collaborators joined in your project is from a different Catalyst org. You have to remove the collaborator who is in different org in order to enable APM. Once enabled, you can add back the collaborator to your project.

You can make use of the automation testing available in catalyst console. You will be able to test your function end to end for all the HTTP request method types and you can also create and store diff test suite and testcase information for future use.

After you have exhausted the 500 free runs, automatically you will get charged for the further runs. For this reason, you will be asked to setup Catalyst payments mandatorily when you deploy your application to production.

You can create an application Alert for your Cron functions or specific logtype written to the application logs for any code breakage, or unhandled exception or function timeout which has been occured. You can also specify the threshold for the exception count. When the result of the alert condition has crossed the threshold, all the emails which have been configured for alerts will receive an email to notify the code breakage.

Yes, you can create a maximum of 5 alerts in the development environment and up to 20 alerts in the production environment.

You can use Application Alerts to notify you in the event of a failure in Cron or Logs. You can configure email alerts for each time there are failures or for specific event occurrences in any of these components.

You can get the usage information on various catalyst components from Metrics. You can be able to quickly have a look at the number of segments created in your cache, no of rows created each day in datastore etc. By this way , you will be able to roughly calculate your monthly billing on the resources utilized and identify your application demand on when the resources have been utilized maximum and minimum by the application.

Yes, you can integrate your github account with your catalyst account. Once integrated, catalyst will list all your github hosted repositories. You can deploy your code from github to catalyst development environment with a click of a button eliminating the need for running commands or to configure a CICD to sync the code.