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Ingest WV03_Pan_L1B granules for year 2017 into Production #259

Closed jsrikish closed 8 months ago

jsrikish commented 11 months ago
jsrikish commented 10 months ago

In progress

jsrikish commented 10 months ago

Earthdata: 357,165 granules Airflow: 420,634 granules Difference: 64,469. ???

jsrikish commented 10 months ago

Need to go into the dashboard to look at the error messages for the granules discrepancy

jsrikish commented 10 months ago

Errors:

  1. "errorType": "Error", "errorMessage": "At least 1 granule in the input list is missing a file object representing a CMR metadata file. This indicates that either each such granule indeed has no such file amongst all of its files within the provider's bucket (in which case, you must populate them), or that the collection is misconfigured such that the CMR files are not identified during discovery (either because the 'granuleIdExtraction' regular expression is incorrect, or 'ignoreFilesConfigForDiscovery' is set to 'false' [or not specified] and the 'files' list does not include it or it is misconfigured):
    1. 1 file had file length mismatch
chuckwondo commented 9 months ago

@jsrikish, where does this stand? Is this something that needs to be resolved before we switch to CBA Prod?

hbparache commented 9 months ago

@jsrikish will do a count of the "launchpad" error, and divide by 5 or 6 to determine how many of the granule failures were due to this error

hbparache commented 9 months ago

Jayanthi has a number - needs to run by Kris and Chuck

hbparache commented 8 months ago

Kris will take a look at the log file in the next couple of weeks (received from Jayanthi last week)

krisstanton commented 8 months ago

I made a custom version of the log aggregator just to look at the large log file Jayanthi had provided me with. Almost every single one of them are launch pad errors, which I believe may be resolved now. If we get more of these errors on the latest round of migration ingests and normal ingests, we should revisit this.