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[SPIKE][OBSERVABILITY][ON-CHAIN] Monitor on-chain events and expose Prometheus metrics #296

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philipandersson opened this issue Jan 5, 2024 · 1 comment
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Type: DevOps Improvements to the processes part of DevOps Type: Spike Task that is to be timeboxed

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What?
Monitor on-chain events and expose Prometheus metrics

How?

  • Black box service that monitors on-chain events or events we anticipate to happen
    • Push (default) → We might get a notification/webhook
    • Pull (fallback) → We might need to index and/or query data

Why?
We need to have a unified way to monitor what happens on-chain, i.e. when the balance of multisig wallets, Sentinels etc. drops below certain thresholds. Adding monitoring and alerting is currently ad-hoc where we keep reinventing the wheel (Centralizing knowledge of what we have set up)

Deadline: Cycle 1 2024

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@philipandersson philipandersson added Type: DevOps Improvements to the processes part of DevOps Type: Spike Task that is to be timeboxed labels Jan 5, 2024
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