> Documentation also just doesn't cover the kind of issue the GitLab post is talking about. Sure, good docs on what talks to what and so on will help someone le

> Documentation also just doesn't cover the kind of issue the GitLab post is talking about. Sure, good docs on what talks to what and so on will help someone learn the lay of the land but it's not going to pinpoint the cause of a spike of 502 errors. And that's perfectly fine. This post was published so GL folks can say "we figured out something tricky/interesting and our scale is what made it more tricky". I love figuring out "Frankenstein" type of bugs, errors and problems myself. What I dislike figuring out is something that shouldn't require any figuring out at all. I read GitLab or Cloudflare's posts with pleasure. These doesn't seem to be written solely as technical recruitment "we do cool stuff" posts.