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incident-triage-runbook

The SRE team's runbook for triaging production latency and error-rate incidents. Use this whenever investigating an incident, a latency spike, elevated error rates, or when asked "what caused X" about a production service.

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The SRE team's runbook for triaging production latency and error-rate incidents. Use this whenever investigating an incident, a latency spike, elevated error rates, or when asked "what caused X" about a production service.
# Incident triage If you change the order below, say why in #sre. ## Order of operations 1. Pull deploys for the last 6h. Don't open the log first. 2. Line the deploy timestamps up against `p99_latency_ms` / `error_rate` for the paged service. State the gap ("deploy 14:31, p99 moves 14:33"). 3. If a deploy lines up: pull the diff, read it. Check for the stuff in the next section. 4. Then grep the log to confirm. Don't grep to fish. 5. No deploy lines up → check `db_pool_utilization` across checkout/cart/auth/inventory, then upstream deps. ## Things that have burned us In rough order of how often: - per-row query where there used to be a batch - cache decorator removed "temporarily" - new query, no index - blocking call in an async handler - retry loop with no backoff ## Write-up One line at the bottom: > **Root cause:** `<sha>` — one sentence on the mechanism. If it wasn't a deploy, put the component or upstream dep where the sha goes (`db-primary`, `stripe-api`, whatever). Still one sentence. Everything above that line is evidence. Keep it short; the long version goes in the postmortem doc.
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