Let me tell you what I’ve learned over the years from watching teams deploy logging strategies that looked great on paper and failed spectacularly at 3 AM when production burned.
It’s not that they didn’t know the theory. They’d read the Azure documentation. They’d seen the structured logging samples. They’d studied distributed tracing. The real problem was different: they knew what to do but had no idea why it mattered until production broke catastrophically.
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Gerard Holzmann’s Power of Ten rules prevented spacecraft failures and exposed Toyota’s fatal throttle bugs.
Four rules transfer directly to C# with superior enforcement. Three become irrelevant thanks to the managed runtime.
The verdict: These principles aren’t just valid. They’re finally enforceable without heroic manual effort.
