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Obviously, you need metrics to monitor the metrics. But more seriously, I've attacked this kind of problem in the past by agreeing on a common set of first-loo
by digikata 12y ago
Obviously, you need metrics to monitor the metrics.
But more seriously, I've attacked this kind of problem in the past by agreeing on a common set of first-look metrics. What is a one page set of data you start with when trying to identify a problem in a given system/subsystem.
After than, other metrics must exist to solve or monitor a specific issue, or be in reusable shared sub-reports with some stated overview. After than, you can think about automatic deletion after a specific timeframe if they're in sandboxes and not connected to some documented useful purpose.