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FSDSS‑536 – Incident/Change Report (Financial Services Data Security System – Ticket #FSDSS‑536)
1. Executive Summary | Item | Details | |------|---------| | Ticket ID | FSDSS‑536 | | Title | Intermittent failure of the Real‑Time Transaction Auditing Service (RT‑TAS) | | Reported By | Jane Doe – Operations Monitoring (2026‑04‑10 08:14 UTC) | | Priority | P2 – High (business‑critical service) | | Status | Resolved – Closed (2026‑04‑15 16:02 UTC) | | Root Cause | Race condition in the Kafka consumer offset commit logic triggered by a recent schema‑registry update. | | Business Impact | ~2 % of daily transaction records were not logged for a 4‑hour window, causing audit‑trail gaps and a temporary compliance alert. | | Resolution | Deploy hot‑fix v3.2.7, adjust consumer configuration, and add additional offset‑validation monitoring. | | Next Steps | Implement automated regression test for offset commits; schedule a post‑mortem review. |
2. Background & Scope
System Affected: Real‑Time Transaction Auditing Service (RT‑TAS) – micro‑service responsible for persisting every financial transaction event to the immutable audit store (Cassandra + S3 archive). Environment: Production cluster (K8s‑1.28, 6‑node Kafka 3.3, Cassandra 4.1). Change History Prior to Incident:
2026‑03‑28 – Schema‑registry upgrade from v2.1 to v2.3 (new Avro schema for “transaction‑type”). 2026‑04‑02 – Deployment of RT‑TAS v3.2.5 (minor performance tuning).
3. Incident Timeline | Time (UTC) | Event | |------------|-------| | 2026‑04‑10 08:14 | Alert from Prometheus: RT‑TAS consumer lag > 5 min (threshold 30 s). | | 08:20 | Ops on‑call acknowledges; initial investigation shows consumer offsets not committing. | | 08:45 | Service health dashboard shows 0 % ingestion for partitions 2‑4. | | 09:10 | Manual offset reset performed; ingestion resumes on partition 2 only. | | 09:45 | Incident escalated to Platform Engineering (PE). | | 10:30 | PE identifies that auto.commit.interval.ms was set to 0 in the new config, disabling auto‑commit. | | 11:15 | Hot‑fix v3.2.7 built – re‑enables auto‑commit and adds a “commit‑retry” wrapper. | | 12:00 | Hot‑fix rolled out to all 6 nodes (rolling update, 5 min per pod). | | 13:45 | Monitoring shows consumer lag back to normal (< 50 ms). | | 14:00 | Audit‑log gap analysis launched – 2 % of transactions (≈ 3 M records) missing timestamps between 08:14–12:05. | | 15:30 | Data‑reconciliation job re‑processes missing events from the “dead‑letter” Kafka topic. | | 16:02 | All services stable; ticket marked Resolved . | FSDSS-536
4. Impact Assessment | Dimension | Details | |-----------|---------| | Financial | No direct monetary loss; cost of extra compute for re‑processing ≈ $12,800. | | Regulatory | Potential audit‑trail compliance breach (FIN‑R‑2024‑03). Notification sent to Compliance team; issue deemed “non‑material” after remediation. | | Customer Experience | No end‑user impact – the failure was internal to the audit pipeline. | | Operational | Increased on‑call workload (≈ 6 h of PE effort). | | Risk Rating | Medium – mitigated quickly, but highlighted a configuration‑drift risk. |
5. Root‑Cause Analysis (RCA)
Schema‑Registry Update introduced a new Avro field that required a change in the consumer deserialization logic. During the rollout of RT‑TAS v3.2.5 , a configuration file ( application‑rt‑tas.yml ) was inadvertently overridden by the new schema‑registry helm chart, setting enable.auto.commit: false and auto.commit.interval.ms: 0 . The service relied on auto‑commit for offset persistence; with it disabled, offsets were only committed when the processing loop completed successfully. A race condition between the consumer thread and the periodic checkpoint timer caused offsets to be lost on pod restarts, resulting in duplicate processing and gap periods where messages were consumed but never marked as processed. Lack of validation alerts for offset‑commit failures meant the problem wasn’t detected until lag metrics crossed the threshold. refers to a specific entry in the "
6. Mitigation & Resolution Steps | Step | Description | Owner | Completion | |------|-------------|-------|------------| | 6.1 | Deploy hot‑fix v3.2.7 – re‑enable auto‑commit and add explicit commitSync() with retry logic. | Platform Eng. | 2026‑04‑10 12:00 UTC | | 6.2 | Roll back the helm chart change that overwrote the consumer config. | DevOps | 2026‑04‑10 12:45 UTC | | 6.3 | Run re‑processing job against the dead‑letter topic to fill audit‑log gaps. | Data Engineering | 2026‑04‑10 15:30 UTC | | 6.4 | Add Prometheus alert for kafka_consumer_committed_offset_lag_seconds > 0 (critical). | SRE | 2026‑04‑11 09:00 UTC | | 6.5 | Update run‑book to include verification of consumer offset config after any schema‑registry or helm changes. | Documentation Team | 2026‑04‑12 14:20 UTC | | 6.6 | Conduct a post‑mortem meeting with stakeholders. | Incident Manager | 2026‑04‑17 10:00 UTC |
7. Recommendations (Short‑ & Long‑Term) | Category | Action | Rationale | |----------|--------|-----------| | Configuration Management | Enforce GitOps validation that critical consumer settings ( enable.auto.commit , auto.commit.interval.ms ) cannot be overridden by unrelated charts. | Prevents accidental config drift. | | Observability | Deploy a dedicated offset‑commit health check (kafka‑offset‑monitor) and surface it on the Ops dashboard. | Early detection of commit failures. | | Testing | Add integration test that simulates schema‑registry upgrades and verifies consumer offset persistence. | Catches regression before production rollout. | | Resilience | Introduce duplicate‑message idempotency at the audit‑store layer (e.g., write‑once primary key). | Guarantees data integrity even if re‑processing occurs. | | Compliance | Automate a daily audit‑log completeness checksum (row count vs. transaction count) with alerts to Compliance. | Reduces manual gap analysis. | | Documentation | Maintain an “Consumer‑Critical‑Config” reference sheet in the Run‑Book repository. | Improves on‑call knowledge transfer. |