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With that, I'm Alan Underwood. I'm Joe Zach.

And I'm Michael Outlaw.

This episode is sponsored by Air Break. I.O.

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And while Air Break is great for monitoring web apps, it's not just for it. I recently

just hooked up the Airbreak monitoring to a batch processing job that I use for QIT.

And that process looks at like a hundred or so podcast feed and feeds and it aggregates them.

And so what I'm doing is I'm sending custom data along with each time I attempt to parse a feed.

And so when one of those feeds fails for like at the

websites down or somebody has a malformed feed I know exactly which one had the

problem and I can easily see what the error message was and how often it

happened and when things went wrong and then I can go yell

at the podcast.

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