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The Exception Tracking design pattern in microservices architecture involves the centralized handling and logging of exceptions that occur across different services. This pattern is essential for monitoring, debugging, and maintaining the health of a distributed system by providing a unified view of errors and their origins.
Main Elements of the Pattern:
Centralized Exception Logger: A dedicated service or tool that aggregates and stores exception data from various microservices.
Exception Handling Middleware: Middleware components in each microservice that catch and forward exceptions to the centralized logger.
Correlation ID: Unique identifiers that help trace the flow of requests and corresponding exceptions across multiple services.
Alerting and Monitoring: Integration with monitoring tools to alert the development and operations teams about critical issues in real-time.
Dashboard: A user interface that provides insights and analytics on exceptions, including frequency, severity, and potential impact.
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Description
The Exception Tracking design pattern in microservices architecture involves the centralized handling and logging of exceptions that occur across different services. This pattern is essential for monitoring, debugging, and maintaining the health of a distributed system by providing a unified view of errors and their origins.
Main Elements of the Pattern:
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