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What makes a good alert and how do you avoid alert fatigue?

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#alerting#runbook#observability#sre
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Answer

Good alerts are actionable and user-impact focused (symptom-based), with clear severity and a runbook link. Avoid alert fatigue by reducing noisy alerts, using proper thresholds, grouping, and paging only on real incidents (use error budgets).

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