effect-patterns-observability

Debug Effect-TS programs by using `Effect.tap` and `Effect.log` to inspect intermediate values and trace execution flow without altering program behavior. This addresses the specific challenges of debugging lazy, compositional Effect codebases.

The best way to implement structured logging in an Effect-TS application is by using `Effect.log` and its contextual variants. This approach provides better insights and allows you to attach contextual data directly to your logs for comprehensive observability.

Add custom metrics and instrumentation to Effect functions by using `Effect.fn` to instrument function calls and the `Metric` module to define custom metrics. This enables detailed performance monitoring within your Effect-TS application.

Yes, you can use distributed tracing in Effect-TS by utilizing `Effect.withSpan`. This allows you to trace operations across services, visualize request flows, and gain comprehensive insights into distributed system interactions.

Yes, it covers setting up alerts based on Service Level Objectives (SLOs) and creating focused dashboards. This ensures you can monitor system health effectively and trigger notifications based on your Effect-TS application metrics.