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Warehouse Native accounts may be experiencing export delays for data from Aug 6

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State

Resolved

Started

Lasted

9 h 14 min

Worst impact

Degraded

Timeline

4 updates
23:1001:2903:4706:0608:25
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Monitoring

9 h 14 min 100%

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As posted by Statsig

Resolved

This incident has been resolved

Monitoring

Thank you for your patience. The main query-intensive jobs are through now, but it also took quite a bit longer than before. Catch up for subsequent jobs may therefore take up to 3am PT to complete. Our sincere apologies for the delay and we will continue to share updates as we monitor the job completion.

Monitoring

We are still making progress on re-running the exports. We should start to see some exports completing but the expected completion time for the full system to rerun has extended to 9pm PT. We will continue to keep you updated and aim to have the next update at 9pm PT! To clarify: 1. This only impacts customers who use Statsig warehouse native. If you are on Statsig cloud, you can ignore this status page. 2. For WHN customers, once we finish rerunning the final jobs, Statsig will automatically take care of refreshing the data for all experiments that are configured to incrementally refresh metrics.

Monitoring

This issue only impacts customers on Warehouse Native on the echidna pipeline. Around 11 am PT, we have identified that WHN accounts will have event and exposure export delays from August 6. No data is lost as the job rebuilds the full day from source so there will be no gaps once the post-revert run lands. Everything through August 5 is intact. Around 1pm PT, we have implemented a fix that should have mitigated this issue. We expect exports to complete around 7pm PT.

Affected components

1
Event Forwarding Pipeline (Warehouse Native)

Statsig in the last 90 days

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Incidents in 90 days

2

Days with an incident

6

Median duration

37 h 25 min

This incident

75% shorter than the median

How long each incident lasted, on the day it started. The outlined bar is this incident.

3 days
median 37 h 25 min
90 days agoToday

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