A service is only robust if it can be run and supported confidently in production: failures need to be diagnosable quickly, logs need to say something useful without drowning the signal, and releases need to be predictable.
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Custom Logging
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Operational Readiness
Monitoring, support handover, and deployment practices.
Why it matters
A service that only its original developer can debug is not production-ready, no matter how well it was built. Operability determines how fast an incident gets diagnosed and resolved — and how much of that burden falls on people who didn't write the service.
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