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Monitoring systems usually aggregate request success rates over fixed time windows (such as per minute), and intermittent peaks get averaged out under coarse-grained windows; only by switching to finer windows or percentile metrics (such as p99 error rate or consecutive error counts) can the spike pattern be captured.
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