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Root cause analysis (RCA) is a structured method for determining how and why an incident occurred, separating initiating causes from contributing conditions and symptoms. A strong RCA connects evidence to corrective actions, verifies that fixes work, and turns each incident into measurable improvement across people, process, technology, and telemetry. A repeatable RCA practice follows five…
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