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Summary | ndw-etl-prod task was not run on Apr 11 | ||||||||
Impact | Caused a failure of the User Refresh job on NDW. End users would see the stale data which were 24 hours before. |
Non-technical Description
The push of TIS data to NDW was not run on Apr 11.
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Trigger
Nightly data push from TIS to NDWDue to AWS capacity, we were not able to start the task.
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Detection
Email from NDW team in the morning of 11/04/2023
In #monitoring-ndw channel on Slack, no notifications found for ndw-etl-prod task:
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04:03 - Since then, no more notifications had been received for the overnight ndw etl jobs.
11:32 - NDW team emailed about the failure
12:07 - James redirected the email that push of TIS data into NDW failed
12:40 - Yafang found no logs found on
ndw-etl-prodin the midnight13:02 - Andy D found the event bridge triggered the task and the service considered itself healthy, but no record for the task on prod
14:26 - Yafang & Jay triggered the task
ndw-etl-prodmanually14:56 - The task has been run and exited on etl-prod successfully
15:11 - James let Guy know and NDW started their jobs.
12, 13:45 - Guy confirmed there were no subsequent issues.
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We expect the
ndw-etl-prodjob to be triggered by the AWS eventbridge rule every day at 2am UTC.From the metrics, the everntbridge rule was triggered on Apr 11, but there’re no logs found on Cloudwatch. And from the ECSStoppedTasksEvent, we can also find the
ndw-etl-prodtask was not started.The CloudTrail event history shows the reason of failure:
"Capacity is unavailable at this time. Please try again later or in a different availability zone"We could ask AWS why there was no capacity. The AWS Service Status indicates there was no failure or maintenance reducing expected capacity.
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Action Items
Action Items | Comments | Owner |
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Monitor CloudTrail event. Once we get this error, pick up another time to restart the task. Alert to Slack channel if | ||
Change config to use a wider choice of availability zones. | ||
Other stuff we won’t do, at least for now, given the assumption about low probability of re-occurrence:
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