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We do want to be aware of Chainhook failing to ingest a block, but there are some cases where it's tedious. For example, whenever the Stacks blockchain restarts, it emits a block #0. We shouldn't be handling this block, so we shouldn't log an error. We should implement some custom way to prevent this block from logging errors, or we should create a rule in Grafana to avoid causing alerts for this.
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When Chainhook fails to ingest a stacks block, it logs the error
Unable to process Stacks Block #...
, which causes an S4 alert in Grafana.We do want to be aware of Chainhook failing to ingest a block, but there are some cases where it's tedious. For example, whenever the Stacks blockchain restarts, it emits a block #0. We shouldn't be handling this block, so we shouldn't log an error. We should implement some custom way to prevent this block from logging errors, or we should create a rule in Grafana to avoid causing alerts for this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: