Data Collection Systems Fail in Production, Not Because of Code

An analysis shows data collection systems fail in production rarely due to pure code bugs, but rather inadequate architecture and infrastructure.

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Critical issues lie in scalability, failure resilience, and processing latency, not application logic.

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