Observability Service Health
elastic/agent-skillsYou can check if your application is running smoothly. This skill looks at service health using SLOs, alerts, and ML anomalies. It also checks throughput, latency, and error rate.
The skill uses data from Observability APIs and Elasticsearch. It can look at dependencies and infrastructure like CPU and memory. You can also use logs to find the root cause of problems.
This helps you understand if a service is unhealthy. You can see if SLOs are violated or if critical alerts are firing. Use it to keep your applications in good shape.
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