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DevDrop 34: Testing a Genesys Cloud Function

This Youtube video is the fifth, and final, video in a series about Genesys Cloud Functions. This video focuses on testing a Genesys Cloud Function that has already been uploaded to Genesys Cloud. The speaker walks viewers through the process of using the Genesys Cloud Admin Console to test the function. Viewers should watch the previous videos in this series before viewing this video to understand the process of setting up and uploading the function. The speaker reviews the setup steps from previous videos: setting up the Genesys Cloud UI, permissions, integration, and data action. The speaker then navigates to the *"Actions"* section of the *Genesys Cloud Admin Console* and searches for the function, which was uploaded in a previous video. The speaker then clicks on *"Setup,"* which shows the contract, including the input variables and expected output. The speaker enters values into the test box for each of the three input variables: *"Echoed Input String," "Certificate Length,"* and *"Password Length."* The speaker clicks the *"Run Action"* button to execute the Genesys Cloud Function, passing in the parameters from the test box. The speaker points out that the *output* from the run shows the echoed input string, the certificate length, and the password length. The speaker emphasizes that **if the test was not successful, an error message would appear in a red box**. Since the test is successful, the box is green. The speaker explains that the *"Operations"* section for a data action that is backed with a Genesys Cloud Function has some extra information. The speaker opens *"Execute,"* which contains standard data action steps, and *"Function Configuration,"* which contains information about the runtime, the handler, and the zip file. Next, the speaker opens the *"Execution Log,"* explaining that this information is *only available when hitting the test button* and contains the *last four kilobytes of the run* for the function. The log information is in **JSON format**. The speaker points out that **values passed in from integration credentials, such as the credential header and certificate, are redacted in the log**. The speaker notes that some of the **log messages are JSON bodies that include the log level and the message**. The speaker gives the example of a message showing the certificate length. The speaker summarizes the process, explaining that after the information is returned, the *raw result is resolved, output transformers are applied, the data is validated against the schema, and the process is complete.* The speaker concludes the video and the series, inviting viewers to post any questions on the YouTube channel or the developer forum. The video walks viewers through the steps of using the Genesys Cloud Admin Console to test a Genesys Cloud Function, pointing out important elements and considerations along the way. The speaker's commentary helps viewers understand the testing process and the output information. Please note that since the release of this video, serverless version 4 was released. This version of serverless now requires you to have aws credentials and a license if you are a larger customer. Please watch monitor this blog post: (https://developer.genesys.cloud/blog/...) as we will be updating it to provide additional information on how to deploy without serverless. Have something to say about this video? Come discuss with us at https://developer.mypurecloud.com/forum/