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[SPIKE] Fine tune form & search monitors to lower noise #16101
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@chriskim2311 to follow up with Adrian in the PW channel. Thread here |
Wait until after the meeting on 12/6 with Adrian and Steve before working on this. |
Based on the meeting with Mike Chelen and Steve Albers today from Code Yellow team:
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tl;dr: we still need this ticket, and need to refocus ACs around modifying the Search rate anomaly monitor to actually monitor for anomalies. Updating. |
New Search Anomaly Monitor: https://vagov.ddog-gov.com/monitors/186811 |
@chriskim2311 and I took a look at this together and took some action on the monitors:
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@chriskim2311 Y'all willing to update https://github.com/department-of-veterans-affairs/va.gov-team/blob/master/products/on-site-search/engineering/monitoring.md accordingly? |
@jilladams Done! |
Gonna go ahead and close this. If we find monitors stay noisy, we can revisit under a new ticket with more specifics. |
User Story or Problem Statement
As an owner of VA.gov search, I want to be notified about anomalous traffic/errors with low noise, so we don't miss infrastructure issues.
Chat with Adrian regarding a reasonable level...
We want to be proactively aware of anything we should be worries about. What is the cut off point?
Description or Additional Context
These 2 monitors generate almost nightly noise in the #public-websites-monitoring channel:
See here: Triaging the failed Search success rate monitor: Recording of the meeting for stepping through Datadog / how to think about what we're seeing: https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/share/E5dbb6Ewhi7ILpS2qMwZ1WmEnRa1caieprd3UEQWmlTVGCSKSKCORZeFrodBHPI.o6MlyTOrLC1En0z1?startTime=1698786445000
Passcode: 55$kzl1+
We need to figure out if there are real underlying causes, or if the monitors just need to be fine tuned so they're less noisy.
Acceptance Criteria
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