Monitoring Your Product
Part of the Vibe Coding: Prototype to Production course
Your product is live now. Real people can reach it, which means real things can go wrong when you are not watching. The worst way to learn that your product is broken is a stranger emailing you to say so, hours after it happened. This lesson is about the opposite: setting up ways for your product to tell you what it is doing, so you find out about trouble before your users do.
A log is a running diary your product writes about what it did, one line at a time, as it happens. Someone signed up, a page loaded, a payment went through, an error appeared: each becomes a line with a timestamp. You do not read logs for fun. You read them when something goes wrong and you need to know what happened just before it broke. ...
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Start this lessonMonitoring Your ProductWhat you'll learn
- Logs are a running diary the product writes about what it did
- Error tracking catches and records errors automatically
- Performance monitoring watches response time and load so slowness is caught early
- User analytics understands what users do in aggregate and respectfully
- A health check is a tiny endpoint the host pings to confirm the product is alive
- Alerts notify you the moment something breaks
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All lessons in this course
12 lessons- 1Preparing Your Product20 min
- 2Building a Strong Foundation30 min
- 3Managing Users and Authentication30 min
- 4Working with Data30 min
- 5Keeping Your Product Secure30 min
- 6Testing Before Release30 min
- 7Working with Multiple AI Agents20 min
- 8Deploying to Production30 min
- 9Monitoring Your Product25 min
- 10Scaling Your Product20 min
- 11Maintaining and Improving Your Product20 min
- 12Running a Real Product45 min
