Created by Scala Common Enrich adapter, when it tries to convert a CollectorPayload
into RawEvent
s,
This happens usually when the fields sent by a webhook (e.g.
Created by Scala Common Enrich adapter, when it tries to convert a CollectorPayload
into RawEvent
s,
This happens usually when the fields sent by a webhook (e.g. MailChimp)
don't match the fields that we expect for this webhook.
Created by Scala Common Enrich, when it tries to create a CollectorPayload
from the raw input event (e.g.
Created by Scala Common Enrich, when it tries to create a CollectorPayload
from the raw input event (e.g. serialized with Thrift), in the loading step.
For instance this can happen in case of malformed HTTP, truncation, invalid query string encoding in URL etc.
One CollectorPayload
can contain several events.
Created in Scala Common Enrich when an enrichment fails.
Created in Scala Common Enrich when an enrichment fails. For instance this can happen if the call to OpenWeather fails.
Error happened in a loader and caused by Iglu subsystem (usually some schema is not available)
Created in any Loader (via Analytics SDK), if parsing of a canonical TSV event format has failed, e.g.
Created in any Loader (via Analytics SDK), if parsing of a canonical TSV event format has failed, e.g. if line has not enough columns (not 131) or event_id is not UUID
Recovery software couldn't re-insert the row into DB due a runtime failure or invalid data in a source This is not a payload for generic "recovery job", but for loader-specific, such as BigQuery Repeater
Any unhandled IO error, such as one happened in DynamoDB during cross-batch deduplication
Created in the shredding step of Scala Common Enrich, after the enrichments, when one of the contexts of the input event could not be validated against its schema, or when an unstructured event could not be validated against its schema.
Created by the collector or by the enrich job when the size of the message to send to the queue is bigger that the max authorized size.
Created by the collector or by the enrich job when the size of the message to send to the queue is bigger that the max authorized size. This limit is usually determined by the message queue (e.g. 10MB for a message for PubSub).
Exactly like AdapterFailures but for Snowplow events only (with Tracker Protocol v2).
Exactly like AdapterFailures but for Snowplow events only (with Tracker Protocol v2). For instance this can happen when the HTTP body of a Snowplow event is empty.