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In Alert Manager it is good to acknowledge the alert and use the reassign or downstream actions. This helps us keep track of alerts across branches whenever we need to investigate in the future. | In Alert Manager it is good to acknowledge the alert and use the reassign or downstream actions. This helps us keep track of alerts across branches whenever we need to investigate in the future. | ||
== | == What are weekend spikes? == | ||
On weekends (Saturday/Sunday) and many holidays, we find that the volume of pushes are much smaller. This results in much fewer tests to be run. For many tests, especially ones that are noisier than others, we find that the few data points we collect on a [https://elvis314.wordpress.com/2014/10/30/a-case-of-the-weekends/ weekend are much less noisy] (either falling to the top or bottom of the noise range). | On weekends (Saturday/Sunday) and many holidays, we find that the volume of pushes are much smaller. This results in much fewer tests to be run. For many tests, especially ones that are noisier than others, we find that the few data points we collect on a [https://elvis314.wordpress.com/2014/10/30/a-case-of-the-weekends/ weekend are much less noisy] (either falling to the top or bottom of the noise range). | ||