How do you reduce Mean Time to Recovery MTTR for services in your DevOps workflows

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How do you reduce Mean Time to Recovery (MTTR) for services in your DevOps workflows?

The time it takes to restore a service following a failure is known as MTTR, and this question focuses on methods for lowering it. In order to improve system dependability and user experience, it seeks to discover proactive monitoring, quick issue response, and automated strategies that can aid in lowering recovery times.
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