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If your system ships features but hides failures, you’ve got a visibility problem. In this episode of Dot Slash Deploy, co-hosts Austin Vance, Micah Adams, and Shahed Syed break down what real software observability looks like in 2025. From tracing to metrics to logs (and the traps teams fall into), they explore how to build systems that talk back—and why that matters more than ever.
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