How to quickly troubleshoot online incidents during IT operations shifts?

The scariest part of being on call is getting bombarded in the group chat immediately, with CPU, disk, network, and application logs all showing red. My habit is to first assess the scope of impact, then check recent changes, and I don't rush to restart services. Many incidents are actually caused by small issues like certificates, DNS, or configuration deployments. When you troubleshoot, do you…

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