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Use the following questions to check what you’ve learned in this module.
What are the three pillars of observability in platform engineering?
Metrics, Logs, and Traces.
Metrics, Logs, and Alerts.
Metrics, Traces, and Errors.
What is the primary purpose of integrating observability into the architecture of a platform?
To reduce the need for manual monitoring and troubleshooting.
To proactively monitor every layer of the system, quickly detecting, diagnosing, and resolving issues.
To replace traditional logging and monitoring tools.
What is the role of Azure Monitor in maintaining platform health?
It focuses on user-facing performance and system reliability metrics.
It simulates user interactions with the platform to identify performance issues.
It provides a unified view of infrastructure health by gathering key metrics from various resources.
What is the role of anomaly detection tools in automating incident detection?
They're used to set up alerting and thresholds for system performance.
They analyze historical data to establish normal behavior patterns and can automatically identify when the platform behaves abnormally.
They're used to manually monitor system performance and alert the platform team when issues arise.
What is the role of feedback loops in platform engineering?
Feedback loops play a critical role in continuous improvement by helping teams learn from their experiences and make data-driven decisions.
Feedback loops are used to create a barrier between developers and platform engineers.
Feedback loops are used only for identifying system failures and bugs.
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