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Errata for Practical Monitoring

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The errata list is a list of errors and their corrections that were found after the product was released. If the error was corrected in a later version or reprint the date of the correction will be displayed in the column titled "Date Corrected".

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Color key: Serious technical mistake Minor technical mistake Language or formatting error Typo Question Note Update

Version Location Description Submitted By Date submitted Date corrected
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Page 27
2nd paragraph

The only two rational reasons for not using SaaS I've run across across:

Note from the Author or Editor:
Great catch! I had to rope in a friend to help me see it, even.

Note to editor: repeated word "across"

 Garret Arcoraci  Apr 11, 2018 
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Page 31
Last paragraph

"because you often want alerts them going to a human"

"them" should be removed

Note from the Author or Editor:
Good eye! Definitely a typo left over from editing. We'll get this fixed in the next print run.

Thanks for the bug (er, errata) report!

 Anonymous  Feb 27, 2018 
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Page 32
bottom sentence before the list

missing a "to"

So with that understanding, we're back to the original question: what makes a good alert?

 Garret Arcoraci  Apr 18, 2018 
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Page 33
3rd paragraph

There's an extra "do" in the following sentence.

What should do you do instead?

 Garret Arcoraci  Apr 18, 2018 
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Page 93
Last sentence, second last paragraph

Sentence:
"In order to know if things are working, you have to start at the top instead, which I covered xref."

"xref" should be instead be a reference to the previous place this top down was discussed. My guess is on page 24.
Looks like this might be because you use LaTeX and \xref{reference} is the way you tell LaTeX that you want to make a reference.

Thanks for an interesting book on an important topic!

Thomas Hansen

Note from the Author or Editor:
Original line ending was "... which I covered earlier in the book." and was changed to "... which I covered xref." during post-production (seemingly accidental). Needs to be reverted for future releases.

 Thomas Hansen  Apr 25, 2018