An on-call engineer who responds to twenty pages a week treats the twenty-first as routine, which is
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- Domain
- Pipeline Design
- Difficulty
- medium
Problem
An on-call engineer who responds to twenty pages a week treats the twenty-first as routine, which is exactly when the page that mattered slips through. The section's three severity tiers: page (PagerDuty wakeup, customer-facing SLA missed, action required within the hour), Slack channel (notification watched during business hours, daily DAG failed will retry, action waits), and email digest (weekly drift, nobody opens until something is wrong). The page-worthy test: requires action within the hour AND cannot wait for business hours AND on-call can fix it. Route the alert by adding three destinations off the monitor pipeline, one per tier, with each tech matching its tier.
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