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Error Rate in the context of API services refers to the proportion of requests returning error responses per unit of time; a rise in error rate means the service is still running but some requests are failing, for example returning HTTP 5xx, rate-limit responses, or timeouts, and this kind of 'gray failure' is harder to notice than a complete outage.
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