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A customer of Salesforce has used Platform Events to integrate their Salesforce instance with an external third party Artificial Intelligence (AI) system. The AI system provides a prediction score for each lead that is received by Salesforce. Once the prediction score is received, the lead information is saved to Platform events for other processes. The trigger on the Platform Events is failing once this was rolled out to Production.
What type of monitoring should the Integration Consultant have considered to monitor this integration?
What type of monitoring should the Integration Consultant have considered to monitor this integration?
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B
Keyword in question is 'monitor the integration'
Platform Events have a limit on the number of events that can be published or delivered per hour, depending on the edition and license type. If this limit is exceeded, the trigger on the Platform Events may fail or be delayed.
Option A is not correct because debug logs for Platform Event triggers are not useful for monitoring performance. Debug logs are used for troubleshooting issues or errors in the trigger logic, not for measuring the throughput or latency of the events.
A seems to be correct since trigger is failing
Jose, if the error is in the trigger, the limit has not been exceeded.
Ans is B. There are specific services to monitor events: https://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/224502/how-to-monitor-platform-events-consumption