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observability-monitoring

Design, audit, and troubleshoot production monitoring and observability using user-impact checks, layered telemetry, USE/RED, SLI/SLO/SLA, error budgets, cardinality controls, actionable alerting, burn-rate response, and postmortems. Use when asked about monitoring, наблюдаемость, алерты, Prometheus, Grafana, OpenTelemetry, logs, traces, profiles, service health, or incident evidence. Do not use for generic dashboard styling, frontend-only UI work, or unrelated code review.

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# Observability Monitoring

Use this skill to turn vague "is it working?" questions into evidence-backed monitoring, alerting, and incident workflows. Start from user or business impact, then move down through the system layers and choose the signal that can prove the current hypothesis.

## Operating rule

Do not treat a green dashboard as proof of health. A monitoring claim is complete only when it names:

1. the observed scope and time window;
2. the user, business, or operator outcome being protected;
3. the signal and exact query/probe that supports the claim;
4. the threshold or SLO that defines bad;
5. the next human action and its runbook/evidence link.