Use a diagramming tool to draw architecture diagram, system landscape, process flows, flowchart, entity-relationship diagram (ERD), sequence diagram, data flow diagram, etc. These tools are indispensable at every stage of your Salesforce implementation.
If you are familiar with change sets in Salesforce, you know that it can be used to transfer metadata between related orgs. For example, transfer the objects, fields, apex classes, etc. from sandbox to production, production to sandbox, and sandbox to sandbox.
But what if you need to transfer metadata between unrelated orgs or completely different orgs? There are a couple of options, one of which is the ANT Migration Tool provided by Salesforce. (If you are not yet familiar with ANT Migration Tool, you may want to make a note to refer to my another blog post
Step-by-Step Guide on Getting Started with Salesforce ANT Migration Tool)
The other option for moving metadata from one org to another org is using Packages.
As a Salesforce professional, you should be on top of every information regarding your Salesforce org. If there is any disruption or performance degradation in your Salesforce Org, you need to know about at the earliest possible and proactively communicate to your management and users.
https://trust.salesforce.com is Salesforce’s website which provides transparent status details on service availability, performance, security, privacy, and compliance on Salesforce systems.
There are 4 ways in which you can get information from trust.salesforce.com
You can measure the performance of your Salesforce Org in Experience Page Time or EPT in short. EPT measures how long it takes for a page to load into a state that a user can meaningfully interact with.
EPT can be measured in 4 ways
At times you may want to have a report on objects and fields defined in your Salesforce Org. You may want this to document the schema definition in your org or for data migration/integration discussion and mapping.