Hi, I am developing my first BP rule. According to documentation, log is only accesible to Sailpoint because is a cloud rule. How do you debug this type of rule after is deployed on tenant?
You can use an expert services ticket and work with SailPoint to pull those logs. I’d highly recommend using the Rule Development Kit to unit test before deploying.
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Hi @jsosa,
Is very complicated to debug cloud rule as you say.
In my case, when i deploy it first, i ask our Sailpoint Professionnal service to check any existing trace of rule execution by give him the time when i test.
Best regards
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Hi! Is some way to mock and test the Before Provisioining event in the RDK? Because as far as I understand it is usefull to mock idn or identity objects, but can not figure how to simulate the events in order to mock the plan object…
Hi @baoussounda - that seems interesting: I didn’t however fully understand what you meant. Can you elaborate?
Hi @sushantkulkarni,
Sure. What I meant is that the SailPoint team has access to logs in the cloud for a given tenant. When I first deployed the rule, I asked our SailPoint Professional Services team to check the logs for any traces of the rule execution. I provided them with the specific time frame during which I tested, and they were able to assist me by reviewing the logs.
I hope this helps clarify!
Best regards,
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Absolutely, thanks @baoussounda! That’s a pretty useful tip.
Hi @jsosa
I heard that some people just test it in their IIQ environment, make the necessary changes, and then submit it to expert services to deploy it in ISC.
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Hi @jsosa,
RDK will be helpful in testing ISC methods parallel , As fellow experts mentioned we get logs from expert service team to further trouble shoot it.
Using IIQ is another method but sailpoint recommends to use RDK.
-Vasanth
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