Yes, that's why I said it's a tooling problem. But not everyone has log aggregators set up (or set up in a sane/totally adequate way), and even with log aggrega

Yes, that's why I said it's a tooling problem. But not everyone has log aggregators set up (or set up in a sane/totally adequate way), and even with log aggregators, it takes a little more care to make sure you're exposing the right information and exposing it in a way where it's easy to trace the important stuff that's happening chronologically. I'm not saying that it's an unsolvable, or even unusually difficult problem, I'm just saying that it's very possible to do wrong. If an organization can fill a monolith with tech debt, they can probably find a way to do the same with microservices.