Mendix offers various mechanisms to validate data input. This can be triggered by a user when he edits data in a form and clicks the save button. But it can also be a background process, for example a webservice or an import processing large amounts of objects.

Your Mendix application is likely monitored by system monitoring tools to guard its availability and performance. But are you curious how many orders are created in your application? How many calls it makes to your SAP system? How many users are logged in? So are you curious what is going inside your application?

Just a first post, that’s what I see at other blogs. You start somewhere and this is it. This blog is build with Hugo, theme Future Imperfect and Markdown and edited in Visual Studio Code with a number of plugins, managed in Git and the static site is generated locally and uploaded to my server manually.