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Cloud service status pages have common blind spots: first, they rely on internal alerts to cover specific signals, and if alert thresholds are too loose or signals are not collected, teams may not know users are affected; second, updates often require cross-team confirmation and PR review, causing delays; third, they only reflect the scope of failures acknowledged by the provider, and the real user-side experience may be worse.
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