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Improve runbook for MimirRequestErrors, Alertmanager section, for alertmanager distributor problems #5694

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1 change: 1 addition & 0 deletions CHANGELOG.md
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* [ENHANCEMENT] Improved `MimirRulerTooManyFailedQueries` runbook. #5586
* [ENHANCEMENT] Improved "Recover accidentally deleted blocks" runbook. #5620
* [ENHANCEMENT] Documented options and trade-offs to query label names and values. #5582
* [ENHANCEMENT] Improved `MimirRequestErrors` runbook for alertmanager. #5694

### Tools

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4 changes: 4 additions & 0 deletions docs/sources/mimir/manage/mimir-runbooks/_index.md
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- Looking at `Mimir / Alertmanager` dashboard you should see in which part of the stack the error originates
- If some replicas are going OOM (`OOMKilled`): scale up or increase the memory
- If the failing service is crashing / panicking: look for the stack trace in the logs and investigate from there
- If the `route` label is `alertmanager`, check the logs for distributor errors containing `component=AlertmanagerDistributor`
- Check if instances are starved for resources using the `Mimir / Alertmanager resources` dashboard
- If the distributor errors are `context deadline exceeded` and the instances are not starved for resources, increase the distributor
timeout with `-alertmanager.alertmanager-client.remote-timeout=<timeout>`. The defaut is 2s if not specified.

### MimirIngesterUnhealthy

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