Failure Analysis
This page provides steps to identify and analyze the component failure details.
The Failure Analysis feature allows users to identify and analyze the reasons for component failures within a pipeline workflow. This helps in troubleshooting and resolving issues effectively.
Accessing the Failure Analysis Page
Navigate to the Pipeline Workflow Editor page.
Click the Failure Analysis icon.
Failure Analysis Page Overview
When the Failure Analysis page opens, the following sections are displayed:
Component Panel Displays all components associated with the selected pipeline.
Filter
By default, the selected component instance ID is pre-filled in the filter field.
Records are displayed based on the instance ID of the selected component.
Users can refine the displayed failure data by applying filters.
Filter Options by Field Type
Project
By default,
pipeline_id
and_id
are selected from the records.Users may deselect these fields or select additional fields.
Each field is assigned a value of:
0
= Exclude field from display1
= Include field in display
Example:
data.data_id:0, data.data_desc:1
Sort
Records are displayed in descending order of the
_id
field by default.Users can switch to ascending order if required.
Limit
By default, only 10 records are displayed.
Users can increase the record limit up to a maximum of 1000 records.
Find
Applies the chosen filter, sort, limit, and project settings.
Click Find to display the updated records.
Reset
Restores all filter, sort, limit, and project fields to their default values.
The following table displays the filter format by field type:
String
data.data_desc:” "ignition"
Integer
data.data_id:35
Float
data.lng:95.83467601
Boolean
data.isActive:true
Viewing the Cause of Failure
Click on any failed data record in the results to view the cause of failure.
The detailed reason for the failure is displayed for user analysis.
Using the Failure Analysis page, users can quickly investigate failed components, apply filtering logic, and identify root causes for corrective action.