Firestore activity can be managed and monitored using Firebase Console, Firestore Security Rules, and Google Cloud’s operations suite. The Firebase Console provides a visual interface for viewing collections and documents in your database. It also allows you to manually add, modify, or delete data.
Firestore Security Rules are used to control access to the database at a granular level. They allow you to specify who has read and write access to individual documents or collections. These rules can be tested and debugged within the Firebase console.
Google Cloud’s operations suite (formerly Stackdriver) is used for monitoring, logging, and diagnosing issues with Firestore. It provides real-time insights into how your Firestore database is performing, including latency, error rates, and usage patterns. Alerts can be set up based on these metrics to notify you of any potential issues.
