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Observability on PaaS platforms — logs, metrics, traces, and alerts without managing the plumbing — vendor-neutral patterns.

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## Overview

PaaS platforms give you built-in logs and basic metrics, but production
observability needs more: structured logging, custom metrics, distributed
traces, and alerts that fire before users notice. This skill covers building
a complete observability setup on managed platforms using portable,
provider-agnostic practices.

## When to use

- Setting up logging, metrics, and tracing for a PaaS-deployed app
- Choosing what to log (and what not to) in production
- Creating dashboards and alerts for the four golden signals
- Adding distributed tracing across services
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