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A production Praxa integration is a lifecycle, not a successful first request. Plan the credential, tenant, retry, evidence, and cleanup paths before enabling real workloads.

Security and tenancy

Separate credentials, scopes, personal tenants, organization roles, and provider authority.

Observability

Reconcile admission, lifecycle events, terminal readback, webhooks, and usage.

Production checklist

Run the minimum positive, negative, isolation, recovery, and cleanup cases.

Troubleshooting

Diagnose authentication, idempotency, events, webhooks, and memory failures.

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Production verification

Verify each layer independently:
  1. Package: install the exact public version in a clean project.
  2. Contract: validate the request, response, scope, and version metadata.
  3. Authentication: test valid, missing, expired, revoked, and wrong-scope credentials.
  4. Isolation: prove the caller cannot read or mutate another subject or tenant.
  5. Idempotency: replay the same logical mutation and then send a digest mismatch.
  6. Lifecycle: observe the terminal state rather than stopping at admission.
  7. Cleanup: delete test data and confirm the documented retention boundary.
Last modified on August 14, 2026