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#WebAPI #Monitoring: We are on 7.11 cloud. We have developed WebAPIs and want to
sathishkumars
over 10 years ago
#WebAPI #Monitoring: We are on 7.11 cloud. We have developed WebAPIs and want to monitor them, by updating a database table. Thought of using executestoredprocedure fn from within WebAPI but the function does not support writes, it supports only reads ! Thought of using writer functions (bind() within load()) but it isn't working. Looks like, it works only from a saveInto or SAIL UI. Any ideas or thoughts on how can we update/write to a database table from within WebAPI expression in 7.11 ? Or should I consider that since WebAPIs in 7.11 support only GET method, therefore it is not possible to write/update database table ?
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sathishkumars
over 10 years ago
Hi Justin, Thanks for the suggestion. Since we are on cloud, we can't have SPLUNK. Therefore, we write to an external database table which then gets splunk-ed. Splunk produces nice graphs/charts on how many times a service is called, no of failures vs successes etc and we can configure filters as well.
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Hi Justin, Thanks for the suggestion. Since we are on cloud, we can't have SPLUNK. Therefore, we write to an external database table which then gets splunk-ed. Splunk produces nice graphs/charts on how many times a service is called, no of failures vs successes etc and we can configure filters as well.
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