Cloud Density Reports Down: Troubleshooting Guide

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Cloud Density Reports Unavailable: What's Going On?

Hey folks, it looks like we've hit a snag with our Cloud density reports. Specifically, the reports are no longer available on the CloudDiscussion category. This is a bummer because these reports are super useful for keeping tabs on things and making sure everything's running smoothly. We're here to break down what we know, what happened, and what we're doing to fix it. Let's dive in, shall we?

The Breakdown: What We Know About the Missing Reports

Okay, so here's the deal. According to the intel, the last successful density report on Cloud was generated on October 27, 2025, at 14:01 UTC (which translates to 11:01 local time). After that, the report generation seems to have gone AWOL. This is a problem because these reports are essential for monitoring performance, identifying potential bottlenecks, and ensuring the system is operating efficiently. We need those reports!

To give you a clearer picture, here's some key info:

  • UI Reports Page: The reports were usually accessible through the UI Reports Page, which is located at https://run-density-131075166528.us-central1.run.app/reports. Unfortunately, it appears this page is not providing the up-to-date information as expected.
  • GCS Report Location: The reports were also stored in Google Cloud Storage (GCS) at the following location: gs://run-density-reports/2025-10-27/2025-10-27-1401-Density.md. We can access the historic report here.
  • GCS Public URL: You could also access the reports directly via a public URL: https://storage.googleapis.com/run-density-reports/2025-10-27/2025-10-27-1401-Density.md.

Now, here's the kicker: It seems like the report generation has switched over to running locally. The most recent report appears to be from October 27, 2025, at 19:09 UTC. This report can be found here: [2025-10-27-1909-Density.md](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/23175728/2025-10-27-1909-Density.md). This local operation is a key piece of information as we investigate the cause of the problem.

We need to find out why the cloud-based density reports have stopped working, and ensure we get them back online! The team is on it, and we will update you as soon as we know something more. Stay tuned!

Potential Causes and Troubleshooting Steps

So, why aren't the Cloud density reports working? Well, several things could be at play here. Let's break down some potential causes and what we're looking into.

First off, there were some changes made to the UI Density page. However, it's important to note that the issue started before these UI updates were implemented. This indicates that the root cause likely lies elsewhere, and the team will need to investigate other aspects of the system. This helps us narrow down the search.

Here are some of the areas we are exploring:

  • Code Commits: There might be an Issue or a recent code commit that introduced a bug, which could be the culprit. Our development team, with Cursor's assistance, is digging through GitHub's history to look for any recent changes that might have broken the report generation process. We're looking at commits that could have altered the report generation scripts, data processing pipelines, or any other related components.
  • Environment Configuration: There could be something wrong with the cloud environment. Are the necessary resources provisioned correctly? Are the necessary permissions granted to the services that generate and store the reports? A misconfiguration of the cloud environment could easily disrupt the report generation process.
  • Dependencies: Any of the packages or libraries that the reports depend on could have been updated, potentially causing compatibility issues. We're examining dependencies to see if any recent updates could have caused conflicts or broken functionality.
  • Infrastructure Issues: We're also checking the underlying infrastructure. Are there any network problems, storage issues, or other infrastructure-level problems that could prevent the reports from being generated or stored correctly?

What's Next? Steps Being Taken to Resolve the Issue

Alright, so what's the plan? Here's what we're doing to get those density reports back online:

  • Investigation: The team is thoroughly investigating the issue. This involves reviewing logs, examining code changes, and testing different scenarios to pinpoint the cause.
  • GitHub Search: Cursor is helping us look back through GitHub for any related issue reports or commits that might shed light on the problem or provide a fix. We're looking for clues that can help us solve this issue quickly.
  • Testing: We'll be running tests to make sure that the fix works and that the reports are being generated and stored correctly. This will help us catch any other potential issues before they cause more problems.
  • Communication: We'll keep you posted on our progress. We understand the importance of these reports, and we want to keep you informed of our progress. We will provide updates as we have them. You can expect to hear from us again soon.

How You Can Help

While the team is working hard to resolve this issue, there are a few things you can do to help:

  • Provide Information: If you have any information that might be relevant, such as recent changes you made or any errors you've noticed, please share it with us. The more information we have, the faster we can solve the problem.
  • Monitor the Situation: Keep an eye on the situation and let us know if you see any further issues or changes. Your vigilance is appreciated!
  • Stay Tuned: Keep an eye on the UI Reports Page and the GCS locations. We'll update you as soon as the reports are back online.

Conclusion: We're on It!

So there you have it, guys. We're aware of the issue with the Cloud density reports, and we're on it. We're actively investigating the problem, searching for the root cause, and working on a solution. We know these reports are important, and we'll keep you updated on our progress. Thanks for your patience and understanding. We'll get those reports back up and running as soon as we can! Stay tuned for more updates, and thanks for being awesome! We appreciate your patience and support as we work to resolve this issue.