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As a result of ticket #365 and the PSScene ingest, we have a latest record of exactly which granules were ingested and which failed, and why.
These files are stored on S3 right now.
When we close the NGAP server, these files will disappear.
This ticket is for the task of downloading and preserving those records in case we need them in the near future.
Edit for extra info:
The GUIDs and S3 Records that I need to pull down all exist in the new CBA_PROD (5047) (Check the internal bucket)
Only the granules that failed migration live in the OLD_NGAP_PROD account.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
-Make sure to place the GUIDs in there and save that too.
(This means, save the GUIDs for each of these jobs, if that is feasible) -- This also serves as a map to each of the event files.
It may just be better to write up a tool that goes and grabs all these files and assembles the lists we want, and then add that script to repo. If that is the case, do that here.
krisstanton
changed the title
OLD_NGAP - Pull Down Ingest Records from Reingest attempts from S3
OLD_NGAP - Pull Down Ingest Records from Recent Reingest attempts from S3
Sep 21, 2024
As a result of ticket #365 and the PSScene ingest, we have a latest record of exactly which granules were ingested and which failed, and why.
These files are stored on S3 right now.
When we close the NGAP server, these files will disappear.
This ticket is for the task of downloading and preserving those records in case we need them in the near future.
Edit for extra info:
The GUIDs and S3 Records that I need to pull down all exist in the new CBA_PROD (5047) (Check the internal bucket)
Only the granules that failed migration live in the OLD_NGAP_PROD account.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: