Microservices - Monitoring and ObservabilityWhich of the following is a common trigger for alerts in microservices?AUser login successBScheduled backupsCNormal database query responseDHigh CPU usage above a thresholdCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify typical alert triggersAlerts are usually triggered by abnormal or critical conditions like high CPU usage.Step 2: Compare options to typical triggersOnly high CPU usage above a threshold is a valid alert trigger; others are normal operations.Final Answer:High CPU usage above a threshold -> Option DQuick Check:Alert trigger = High CPU usage [OK]Quick Trick: Alerts trigger on abnormal system states, not normal events [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESChoosing normal events as alert triggersConfusing backups with alertsIgnoring resource usage metrics
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