fix copilot comments

Signed-off-by: aramissennyeydd <aramis.sennyey@doordash.com>
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### Key metrics to monitor
Backstage plugins emit metrics that give you insight into system health:
Backstage plugins emit metrics that give you insight into system health.
Common examples include:
- `catalog_entities_count` - Total number of entities in the catalog.
- `catalog.processed.entities.count` - Number of entities processed.
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- `scaffolder.task.count` - Number of scaffolder tasks run.
- `scaffolder.task.duration` - Time taken by scaffolder tasks.
These metrics help you set up alerts for things like processing backlogs or
unusually slow scaffolder runs.
The specific metric names may vary depending on which plugins you have
installed and their versions. These examples help you set up alerts for
things like processing backlogs or unusually slow scaffolder runs.
### Health checks
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description: A guided path for deploying your Backstage app to production
---
### Prerequisites
## Prerequisites
- You have completed the [create-app golden path](../create-app/index.md) and
have a working Backstage app.
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- You have a general understanding of how your company builds and deploys
software.
### What should I get out of this guide?
## What should I get out of this guide?
This guide walks through everything you need to get your Backstage instance
running in a production environment. By the end, you will have:
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- Monitoring and observability set up with OpenTelemetry.
- An understanding of how to scale your deployment as usage grows.
### Structure
## Structure
We start with the Docker image since that is the foundation of any deployment.
Then we set up the two critical pre-deploy dependencies: a database and
@@ -33,6 +33,6 @@ authentication. After that, we walk through deploying to Kubernetes and discuss
other deployment options. Finally, we cover operational topics like
configuration management, monitoring, and scaling.
### Next steps
## Next steps
- [Building the Docker image](./001-docker.md)