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{
  "request": "Triage Jira ticket MZCLD-3684: clarify what budget alert triage entails",
  "references": [
    "https://mozilla-hub.atlassian.net/browse/MZCLD-3684"
  ],
  "sourceContext": {
    "issue": "MZCLD-3684"
  }
}

summary

MZCLD-3684 asks the team to document what "budget alert triage" actually entails, since a step referencing budget alerts existed in the original intake/triage guide but was never carried forward with clear instructions into the new daily triage process. The single comment from Wesley Dawson explains the historical context (budget alert handling moved from a weekly Foundational Engineering standup, to daily Foundational Engineering triage, to the current shared mozcloud triage) and references two documents with notes on handling budget alerts and reducing manual discovery work — but the actual links/doc names appear to have been stripped or lost in the comment text, so the referenced guidance is not actually accessible from the ticket as recorded.

findings

• Ticket is a documentation gap request, not a bug: it asks for the budget-alert-triage step (present in the old intake/triage guide) to be clarified and folded into the new daily triage process.
• Budget alert handling has migrated across several process iterations (weekly Foundational Eng standup -> daily Foundational Eng triage -> current shared mozcloud triage), which likely explains why the original documented step got lost/orphaned along the way.
• The comment references two source documents ('has some notes on how to deal with budget alerts' and 'see ... for steps to reduce human discovery work') that should contain the needed guidance, but the actual link/page names are missing from the comment text as retrieved -- effectively making the referenced guidance inaccessible without asking the commenter to re-supply the links.
• No Confluence page ID was provided in the ticket or comment that could be resolved and read, so the underlying budget alert triage runbook content could not be independently verified in this triage pass.

proposed actions

Thanks for the context, Wesley. It looks like the links to the two reference documents (notes on handling budget alerts, and steps for reducing human discovery work on those investigations) didn't come through in the comment -- could you re-share those links or page titles here? Once we have them, the concrete next step for this ticket is: (1) pull the budget-alert-handling steps from that source doc, (2) write up a short, standalone 'Budget Alert Triage' section (what triggers an alert, what to check, who to escalate to, expected SLA) suitable for the current shared mozcloud daily triage guide, and (3) add it to that guide so it isn't lost again in the next process migration. Flagging for prioritization/assignment since it's currently unassigned in Backlog.

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      "key": "MZCLD-3684",
      "summary": "clarify what budget alert triage entails",
      "status": "Backlog",
      "description_text": "We had a step in the original intake and triage guide covering budget alerts. What are we supposed to do here? We should have a documented process for this and it should be added to the new daily triage process.",
      "comment_count": 1,
      "comments": [
        {
          "author": "Wesley Dawson",
          "body": "These were both part of the foundational standup meeting (weekly) before they became part of the Foundational Engineering triage (daily) and now the shared mozcloud triage.     has some notes on how to deal with budget alerts, but see     for steps to reduce human discovery work for those investigations."
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