[15:10:32] did the grafana upgrade break old goto links? I tried to follow https://grafana.wikimedia.org/goto/QKFq4aD4k?orgId=1 from https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T264021#8385758 but now it is a 404 [15:44:51] cdanis: I can't find that short url in two old database backups (2023-02-03 or 2023-02-21) [15:45:02] hm, interesting [15:45:07] maybe it expired a lot earlier [15:45:09] it's from last Nov [15:45:17] thanks for looking :)O [15:47:36] do you know what was the underlying dashboard? I tried e.g. https://grafana.wikimedia.org/goto/75EQjmO4z?orgId=1 from https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T303534 also from last Nov and it works [15:48:07] maybe the dashboard has been deleted in the meantime (or renamed, but I'd hope that doesn't break things) [16:20:06] it was likely one of the traffic dashboards, but I don't know for sure [21:58:37] I am using blackbox::http monitoring and have configured "task creation" as a notification method. Even though I copied the code from an existing one I feel like it's not working. But I don't know for sure. So far I would only know of one way to test it.. to actually take down my service. Is there another way though? I just want to confirm I actually get the phab tickets if it triggers. I [21:58:43] do know that I can lookup "probe_success" in Thanos. [22:14:19] mutante: As you say, taking it down is probably easiest. Another way is to create and send the http call Prometheus would send to Alertmanager to create the task. [22:32:25] cwhite: hmm. that second option sounds nice actually. but that would need some research to find the exact call ? [22:33:13] well.. here is what I can do.. find a service that is active-passive, add monitoring to check the same virtual host on BOTH backends.. not just the active one.. then take the passive one down! [22:33:45] I wanted to check on all backends anyways. rather than the current practive where it's mostly like "if $active_server..." [22:34:22] my alerting will be only tasks, no IRC, no email.. and we would like it that way for a couple cases [22:44:21] Sounds reasonable. FWIW, the bot appears active even today: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/p/phaultfinder/