The document discusses Salesforce Saturday, an event started by Stephanie Herrera where Salesforce professionals meet online or offline every Saturday to learn and share knowledge about Salesforce. It then introduces Vetriselvan Manoharan and provides information on trust.salesforce.com, a Salesforce community that provides real-time system status, performance data, planned maintenance schedules, and security details. Users can check their Salesforce instance status, find maintenance calendars, and view performance metrics on trust.salesforce.com.

1. About trust.salesforce.com :
Explained
#SalesforceSaturday

2. What is Salesforce Saturday?
Started by Stephanie Herrera in Austin, Texas.
Every Saturday we will meet either online or offline to discuss, learn about
Salesforce, helping each other learning new stuff, sharing knowledge.
Stephanie Herrera
Founder of #SalesforceSaturday
Salesforce MVP
Follow her on Twitter: @steph_herrera_

3. Who am I?
Vetriselvan Manoharan
Member of Kerala and Chennai Developer Group
Certified Salesforce Developer
Working as Salesforce Developer at Dazeworks
FB Group Admin for Salesforce Developer Network
Follow me on
Twitter: @devhari3
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vetri.manoharan.7

4. Keep Tweeting
Keep tweeting about the happenings on
#SalesforceSaturday
#SFKeralaDUG

5. What is trust.salesforce.com?
How do we know about our Salesforce instance performance and scheduled
maintenance status?
Well, you can get those information from trust.salesforce.com
Trust.salesforce.com is a community provided by Salesforce to know the real
time system status, performance and security.

6. What is trust.salesforce.com?
On this community you can find
Live & recent system performance data
Planned maintenance information
Security details like threats, recent email threats

7. What is trust.salesforce.com?
What is Salesforce Instances?

8. Salesforce Instances
Salesforce instance is basically the database server from where your org is
being accessed
Salesforce has different instances
NA(na1, na2…) - North America
EU(eu1,eu2..) – EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa)
AP(ap1,ap2..) - APAC (Asia, Pacific)
CS(cs1,cs2..) - Sandbox

9. How to find your Salesforce Instance?
You can get your instance from your Organization URL
Login into your Salesforce org and get it from the URL

10. Get your System Status
Use the URL http://trust.salesforce.com/trust/instances
The system status will be described instance wise
Can check today’s status as well as history of your instance

11. Get your System Status

12. Get your System Status
In this community they provide options with their status

13. Maintenance calendar
Provides information on if any maintenance or major release is scheduled.
Clicking on the dates you can get the information on which instance will go
under maintenance.
https://trust.salesforce.com/trust/calendar

14. Maintenance calendar

15. Maintenance calendar

16. Performance

17. Thank you
Thank you for attending the session!!

18. Follow me on
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vetri.manoharan.7
Twitter: https://twitter.com/devhari3
Linkedin: https://in.linkedin.com/in/vetrimanoharan
Join Salesforce Developer Network :
https://www.facebook.com/groups/882720791856988/