The growing complexity of distributed cloud‑native applications has amplified the need for robust, real‑time error‑management solutions. is the latest incarnation of the Eroriman framework, designed to provide fine‑grained detection, classification, and automated mitigation of runtime anomalies across heterogeneous micro‑service ecosystems. This paper presents the architectural redesign, novel policy‑driven remediation engine, and a lightweight telemetry pipeline introduced in Eroriman 2 New. We evaluate the system on three production‑scale workloads (e‑commerce, IoT telemetry aggregation, and real‑time analytics) and demonstrate up to 47 % reduction in mean‑time‑to‑recovery (MTTR) and 23 % decrease in error‑related service latency compared with the original Eroriman 1.0. Our contributions include (i) a formal error taxonomy for distributed systems, (ii) a declarative policy language (EPL‑2) that enables dynamic, context‑aware remediation, and (iii) an extensible plugin architecture that integrates seamlessly with existing observability stacks. The results suggest that Eroriman 2 New can serve as a practical foundation for building resilient, self‑healing cloud services.

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