Is there a way to be notified if a dataset update is taking longer than "x" minutes?
Every once in a while I'll have datasets take significantly longer to update than normal.
(Ex: "DataSet A" has a normal update time of 2 minutes and occasionally it'll take 3+ hours to update).
Is there a way to create some sort of alert or notification that'll let me know when these anomalies occur?
For example, I'd want to be notified if "DataSet A" took more than 15 minutes to update.
Best Answer
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Yes. You can use the Domostats dataset "Datasets History" to see the run times of your datasets and then create an ETL that calculates the average runtime and alert you when the run time is x% above the average run time.
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Answers
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Yes. You can use the Domostats dataset "Datasets History" to see the run times of your datasets and then create an ETL that calculates the average runtime and alert you when the run time is x% above the average run time.
If I solved your problem, please select "yes" above
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