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@M5Skid M5Skid commented Mar 10, 2023

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The google-symptoms indicator has been exporting minimal data for the s05 signals, which is causing validation failures and blocking acquisition. Specifically, the s05_raw and s05_smoothed signals for the MSA, HRR, and county geo levels are causing the validation failures. They are receiving critical errors for the check_missing_geo_sig_date_combo, empty_reference_data and check_min_max_date validation checks.

Params files and templates have been updated for google symptoms to suppress errors for these geo-signal pairs. The indicator should now run even with no export from these particular geo-signal pairs.

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Add geo-signal pairs to the suppressed errors section

  • ansible/templates/google_symptoms-params-prod.json.j2
  • google_symptoms/params.json.template

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  • PO-30 (Google-Symptoms Outage)

@M5Skid M5Skid requested review from krivard and neul3 March 10, 2023 16:57
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M5Skid commented Mar 10, 2023

Ran the indicator locally today and compared with elastalert's slack message. 57 checks failed on the production run earlier today, and 57 checks were suppressed with the new parameters.

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