Title

CAPM - Logging

Description

Simple CAP application consuming SAP HANA Cloud service.

When should I use it?

Application logs should always be used. There's no step-by-step debugging in native cloud applications (unlike ABAP). If an application doesn't produce logs, troubleshooting issues becomes a cumbersome task.
Audit logs should be used to produce security event logs (who did what and when?), access to protected and privacy-related data (who? when?).

Examples

A finance application that produces security events logs such as created and deleted entries.
An HR application that produces GDPR compliance logs.
An application that produces system error logs for debugging and troubleshooting.

Footnotes

HTML5 Application Repository Service can host any web app such as SAP Fiori, Angular, React, Vue, etc.
CAPM (Cloud Application Programming Model) apps could be developed in Node.js or Java.
Communication between the services should go through the Destination Service, not added to the diagram to simplify it.
On-premise solutions could be both SAP and non-SAP.
Cloud solutions could be both SAP and non-SAP.
SAP Cloud Identity Services is not required to connect to On-premise or Cloud solutions.

Tags / Keywords

CAP, CAPM, Node.js, Java, log, logging, monitoring

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Desktop Client Draw.io

To use in desktop client use the following link and import with template url:

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