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| A transient failure is a failure which we expect to succeed again on retry. For example some temporary network error, or when we encounter throttling. Typically you would configure a short backoff for this type of failure. When we encounter a transient failure, we keep processing the rest of the data as normal, under the expectation that everyhting is operating as normal. The failed data is retried after a backoff. | ||
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| A setup failure is one which we don't expect to be immediately resolved, for example an incorrect address, or an invalid API Key. Typically you would configue a long backoff for this type of failure, under the assumption that the issue needs to be fixed with either a configuration change or a change to the target itself (eg. permissions need to be granted). When we encounter a setup error, we stop attempting to process any data, and the whole app waits for the backoff period before trying again. Setup errors will be retried 5 times, before the app crashes. |
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we stop attempting to process any data
We don't do anything explicit to stop processing in this case. Right now setup is pretty much like transient, but with much longer backoff. In the future we might add monitoring/alerts/health toggle for setup errors, but it's not there now.
In practice, if you mark your HTTP response as setup error in config, it probably means nothing gets through and we indeed 'stop' processing anything. But there is no code in Snowbridge that would say stop pulling from source now, we hit setup error!.
Theoretically it's possible to have both: setup and transient simultaneously. Then it means your setup error probably shouldn't be configured as setup error.
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| A setup failure is one which we don't expect to be immediately resolved, for example an incorrect address, or an invalid API Key. Typically you would configue a long backoff for this type of failure, under the assumption that the issue needs to be fixed with either a configuration change or a change to the target itself (eg. permissions need to be granted). When we encounter a setup error, we stop attempting to process any data, and the whole app waits for the backoff period before trying again. Setup errors will be retried 5 times, before the app crashes. | ||
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| As of v3.0.0, only the http target can be configured to return setup errors, via the response rules feature - configuration details for response rules can be found in [the http target configuration section](/docs/destinations/forwarding-events/snowbridge/configuration/targets/http/index.md). For all other targets, all errors returned will be considered transient, and behaviour can be configured using the `tranisent` block of the retry configuration. |
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| As of v3.0.0, only the http target can be configured to return setup errors, via the response rules feature - configuration details for response rules can be found in [the http target configuration section](/docs/destinations/forwarding-events/snowbridge/configuration/targets/http/index.md). For all other targets, all errors returned will be considered transient, and behaviour can be configured using the `tranisent` block of the retry configuration. | |
| As of v3.0.0, only the http target can be configured to return setup errors, via the response rules feature - configuration details for response rules can be found in [the http target configuration section](/docs/destinations/forwarding-events/snowbridge/configuration/targets/http/index.md). For all other targets, all errors returned will be considered transient, and behaviour can be configured using the `transient` block of the retry configuration. |
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| `setup` means that this error is not retryable, but is something which can only be resolved by a change in configuration or a change to the target. An example of this is an authentication failure - retrying will fix the issue, the resolution is to grant the appropriate permissions, or provide the correct API key. | ||
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| Data that matches a setup response rule is handled by a retey as determined in the `setup` configuration block of [retry configuration](/docs/destinations/forwarding-events/snowbridge/configuration/retries/index.md). |
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| Data that matches a setup response rule is handled by a retey as determined in the `setup` configuration block of [retry configuration](/docs/destinations/forwarding-events/snowbridge/configuration/retries/index.md). | |
| Data that matches a setup response rule is handled by a retry as determined in the `setup` configuration block of [retry configuration](/docs/destinations/forwarding-events/snowbridge/configuration/retries/index.md). |
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| `jq` runs a jq command on the message data, and outputs the result of the command. While jq supports multi-element results, commands must output only a single element - this single element can be an array data type. | ||
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| The provided command must return a boolean result. `false` filters the message out, `true` keeps it. |
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I guess this line shouldn't be here as it's only for filter, right?
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Correct. Done. Ty.
…e-model/index.md Co-authored-by: Piotr Poniedziałek <[email protected]>
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PR to update docs for Snowbridge v3
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@pondzix - I would appreciate your paying close attention to whether everything is accurate. Specifically I'm not 100% sure of the part that states that setup errors mean we'll stop processing all data for the retry period. Is that accurate?
@stanch - in addition to a normal PR review, I have marked some features as beta, wdyt about this? Happy to discuss to explain!