A few years ago, I was integrating with an API that shall remain nameless. It told me almost nothing...
A few years ago, I was integrating with an API that shall remain nameless. It told me almost nothing — no error messages, no logs worth reading. Just HTTP status codes and a dashboard with exactly one metric: failed requests over total requests.
It started at 1/1. Then 2/2. Then 13/13. Then 32/32. A perfect record of failure.
I was deep in it. Change something, re-send, change something else. Then I looked up, and the dashboard read:
67/68.
One request had worked.
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