/setup-monitoring
Set up monitoring and alerting for application and infrastructure metrics.
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What this command does when you run it.
Set up monitoring and alerting for application and infrastructure metrics.
Command definition
setup-monitoring.mdSet up monitoring and alerting for application and infrastructure metrics.
Steps
1. Define what to monitor: 2. Choose the monitoring stack: 3. Instrument the application: 4. Configure alerting rules: 5. Set up notification channels: 6. Create runbooks for each alert. 7. Test the monitoring by simulating failure scenarios.
Format
Monitoring: <service name> Stack: <tools used> Metrics: - <metric name>: <type> (<threshold>)
Rules
- Alert on symptoms (error rate), not causes (CPU usage).
- Every alert must have a runbook with resolution steps.
- Avoid alert fatigue: only alert on actionable conditions.
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