MelissaKaulfuss

query TeamsWithPipelineInfo {
  organization(slug: "orgSlug") {
    id
    name
    teams(first: 100) {
      edges{
        node{
          name
          pipelines(first: 100) {
            edges{

MelissaKaulfuss

Testing

• bin/ted/test (all tests)
• bin/ted/test spec/unit/whatever_spec.rb (single test)
• --tag ~acceptance (only run the fast tests)
• bin/ted/rails db:migrate(run a migration)
• bin/ted/rails db:migrate RAILS_ENV=test (run a migration in specific environment)

MelissaKaulfuss

Let's you see the latest successfully handled or unsuccessfully handled events per application 👍

https://environment-appname.env.jqdev.net/_debug

appname = fraud, bookings etc

env = prod or nonprod

MelissaKaulfuss

Managing Ruby Versions with chruby

So I'm always forgetting how to do this! I guess I'm only ever updating Ruby versions every now and then.

Checking out which Ruby versions chruby has access to

$ chruby will display your installed rubies and show you the version you're currently using in your shell.

   ruby-2.1.2
   ruby-2.2.1
 ruby-2.3.1

MelissaKaulfuss

New School

1. get the aggregate_id for the events that need to be reprocessed (the last successful event).
2. You can do this via the Platform CLI or the rails c of the app in question (the former is the most advisable).
3. The new Shari reprocess helper method can simply take the aggregate as the arg like so: reprocess(aggregate_id) |

Old School

1. Get the event id/s for the event/s that weren't handled
2. Connect to console for the app in question 3. then sudo su deploy, cd/app_name/current etc.
3. Retrieve the event/s

MelissaKaulfuss

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am melissakaulfuss on github.
• I am m3llo (https://keybase.io/m3llo) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASCPiYoTlhaMbzjcXxpAtqwGeqwYgd_tKzatIXgKW-OdZAo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

MelissaKaulfuss

• Log into splunk
• Grab the booking aggregate ID
• In splunk search within the date range of the booking and with the search params /hotels/bookings/agg-id
• You'll see a bunch of json renderered logs
• You're looking for the bookings/controller rendering HTML (this means the polling stopped and the response was recieved and rendered)

MelissaKaulfuss

In a separate tab run tail -f log/*.log and clear the screen. Run the specs and see the logs yo. It's HELPFUL!!!

MelissaKaulfuss

Look for the reservation or booking using the EAN itinerary ID (not our confirmation number).

MelissaKaulfuss

1. In splunk search for your event with event.event_type = booking_change_creation_failed
2. Grab the booking ID
3. Jump into Booking Manager and track down the booking
4. Open up shari, et voila!