Critical Path-driven Development
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Claims that treating user-visible request routes as first-class objects—critical path-driven development—lets teams discover critical user flows automatically, make them reliable and fast, and debug them from production. Uses distributed tracing plus event collection as concrete tools, shows traces that list HTTP endpoints, latencies and component hops, and describes teaching Nooglers to read traces so engineers can root-cause failures without knowing Kubernetes or deep service internals.
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