DevOps & Cloud / IncidentResponse
Diagnose ErrorBudget
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Shipping reliably and knowing what broke when it does.
- Pipelines, infrastructure as code and deployment strategy
- Observability: what to log, alert on and keep
- Incident response and post-mortems
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- IncidentResponse
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- easy
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What it does
Investigate the root cause of an incident in an error budget and slo setup — e.g. a service with no defined slo or error budget.
How to use
Share the symptoms, timeline and any logs you have. Works on an error budget and slo setup (a service with no defined slo or error budget); the reply is a root-cause analysis with a timeline and fix.
Example
/DiagnoseErrorBudget Source: a service with no defined slo or error budget Requirements: Share the symptoms, timeline and any logs you have. Deliverable: a root-cause analysis with a timeline and fix
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