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WebSocket Disconnects in Trading Bots: Reconnection That Actually Works
Handle WebSocket disconnects in trading bots with automatic reconnection, message gap detection, and state recovery—without missing fills or duplicating orders.
WebSocket Disconnects in Trading Bots: Reconnection That Actually Works
Feb 25, 2026
Crash Recovery: Reconciliation Loops That Prevent Double Orders
Feb 23, 2026
Bybit error 10006: params timestamp illegal — why it happens and how to fix it
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Binance error -1021: timestamp for this request is outside the recvWindow
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WebSocket closed with 1006: why trading bots lose connection without an error code
When WebSocket drops with 1006 abnormal closure and no close frame: why trading bots see 1006 instead of a clean close, and the reconnect strategy that handles it without guessing.
Performance triage in legacy .NET: find the top 3 bottlenecks fast
When the legacy system is slow and no one knows where to start, a structured triage finds the real bottlenecks in hours, not weeks. This playbook gives you a repeatable method to identify, rank, and fix the top 3 performance killers.
Feb 26, 2026
Outbox pattern: reliable writes + events without the enterprise baggage
When a database write succeeds but the event never arrives, your system is lying to downstream consumers. The outbox pattern fixes this without a distributed transaction or a message broker rewrite.
Feb 24, 2026
Structured logging that actually helps: Serilog fields that matter in .NET incidents
When logs are noisy but useless: why incidents stay unsolved, which fields actually explain failures, and the minimal schema that makes .NET outages diagnosable.
Feb 04, 2026
OpenTelemetry for .NET: minimum viable tracing for production debugging
When incidents span multiple services and logs cannot explain latency: the smallest OpenTelemetry setup that makes production debugging possible without a full rewrite.
Feb 04, 2026
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When a database write succeeds but the event never arrives, your system is lying to downstream consumers. The outbox pattern fixes this without a distributed transaction or a message broker rewrite.
Feb 24, 2026
Performance triage in legacy .NET: find the top 3 bottlenecks fast
When the legacy system is slow and no one knows where to start, a structured triage finds the real bottlenecks in hours, not weeks. This playbook gives you a repeatable method to identify, rank, and fix the top 3 performance killers.
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Idempotency keys for APIs: stop duplicate orders, emails, and writes
When retries create duplicate side effects, idempotency keys are the only safe fix. This playbook shows how to design keys, store results, and prove duplicates cannot recur.
Trading bot keeps getting 429s after deploy: stop rate limit storms
When deploys trigger 429 storms: why synchronized restarts amplify rate limits, how to diagnose fixed window vs leaky bucket, and guardrails that stop repeat incidents.
HttpClient keeps getting 429s: why retries amplify rate limiting in .NET
When retries multiply 429 errors instead of fixing them: how retry amplification happens, how to prove it, and how to honor Retry-After with budgets.
Polly retries making outages worse: stop retry storms with backoff and jitter
When retries amplify failures instead of fixing them: how retry storms happen in .NET, how to prove it, and the four components that stop cascading failures.
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