Consider a scenario where an API you developed is experiencing intermittent failures. What steps would you take to troubleshoot and resolve the issue?
- Ignore the issue as it might resolve itself
- Review error logs and trace requests to identify patterns and potential issues
- Roll back to a previous version of the API
- Wait for users to report problems
B. Reviewing error logs and tracing requests to identify patterns and potential issues is an essential troubleshooting step for resolving intermittent failures in an API. This allows you to pinpoint the issues and take corrective actions. Rolling back to a previous version or ignoring the problem are not proactive solutions. Waiting for users to report problems can lead to poor user experiences.
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