Integration debugging

A guide to integration debugging

To debug look through:

• Authentication Errors: Integration connections often require authentication, such as API keys, OAuth tokens, or username/password combinations.
• Network Issues: Connectivity problems between the systems involved in the integration can cause issues. This could include network outages, firewalls blocking traffic, or misconfigured network settings.
• Endpoint Changes: If the endpoint URL or API structure of one of the systems changes, the integration may break. It's essential to keep the integration configurations up to date with any changes made by the systems being integrated. Check integration request and responses.
• Rate Limiting: Some APIs impose rate limits on the number of requests that can be made within a certain time frame. If these limits are exceeded, requests may be throttled or rejected.
• Data Integrity: Problems with data quality, such as missing or invalid data, can cause errors in integrations that rely on accurate information.
• Configuration Errors: Incorrect settings or configurations within the integration platform or application can lead to failures.