Storm detection and ERROR notification rate limiting - #3
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@phoeberepo is there a reason there's no /terraform/tfvars/ops.tfvars file? |
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Added ops.tfvars file f97d2d7 |
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storm_thresholdevents for one collection in a rolling window,individual emails stop and a single summary carrying a running count is sent instead. The
window doubles on each roll while the storm continues, capped at
storm_summary_max_interval_minutes, so an unattended overnight storm backs off rather thansummarizing forever.
max_daily_errors), with a one-time "limit reached" notice so a capnever turns a flood into silence. Storm summaries and the cap notice do not count against it.
previously dead-lettered the message and re-sent to every address that had already succeeded.