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You can't always have actionable context, because generally if you could, you wouldn't throw the error in the first place. :) I mean, apart from the obvious 'da
by q3k 6y ago
You can't always have actionable context, because generally if you could, you wouldn't throw the error in the first place. :) I mean, apart from the obvious 'database connection failed, check that it's up'.
Troubleshooting hints should live in production runbooks, which tell you, for any firing alert, what is it that might cause it, how to investigate further, where the code lives, etc.