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Revision as of 13:36, 12 December 2024
Here you can follow maintenance on our databases. This is useful to spot potential causes for issues in production or avoid interfering with another maintenance work.
A script parses dbctl SAL logs and add entries here. Furthermore, DBAs can add manual entries in this list by logging SAL. It is important that SAL must contain the word "dbmaint", a phabricator ticket id, a section name and name of the datacenter. For example: "!log dbmaint on s2@codfw (T12345)"
Today (2024-12-12)
Section | Work |
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s1 | Fix AntiSpoof database schema drifts in production (T381532) (marostegui) |
Yesterday (2024-12-11)
Section | Work |
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s4 | Compile and package MariaDB 10.11.10 and 10.6.20 (T378940) (marostegui) |
Last seven days
Section | Work |
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s1 | Fix AntiSpoof database schema drifts in production (T381532) (marostegui) |
s5 | Move db1159 to s5 (T381550) (marostegui) |