Play back events for diagnostics, testing, or in case of failures.
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enterprise
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RudderStack’s event replay feature lets you back up your event data and replay it in case of any failures. You can leverage this feature in the following scenarios:
Replay failed events from a particular date to a destination, maybe due to some misconfiguration.
Replay all events for a particular source, from a particular date, to a new event stream or warehouse destination.
Supported event types for replay
RudderStack does not support replaying data from Reverse ETL sources.
RudderStack can store the following types of event data and replay it to the specified destinations:
Raw events
RudderStack stores the raw events captured through various sources in batches of 100,000 events.
Note the following:
Upload frequency: The upload frequency is 100,000 events or 5 minutes (whichever is earlier) for each source.
File format: RudderStack stores the events in newline-separated gzipped JSON format.
Delivery failures
RudderStack stores only the metadata of the delivery failures in its own S3 storage, approximately every 30 seconds.
RudderStack does not store any event payloads in case of delivery failures, as the payloads are already stored during archival.
RudderStack does not store any event data and hence it cannot be replayed.
Store in your own cloud storage
Event data is stored in your object storage. RudderStack currently supports Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage, Azure Blob Storage, and MinIO as the object storage options.
RudderStack recommends using this option.
RudderStack 7-day cloud storage
RudderStack stores the event data in its S3 bucket on a rolling 7-day basis, that is, RudderStack deletes the data 7 days after it was stored.
This is the default setting.
RudderStack 30-day cloud storage
RudderStack stores the event data in its S3 bucket on a rolling 30-day basis, that is, RudderStack deletes the data 30 days after it was stored.
This option is available only for the Enterprise plan.
Object storage setup
If you choose to set up your own object storage for backing up and replaying the events, follow the steps below depending on your cloud provider:
Depending on how you store your event data (RudderStack-hosted storage or your own object storage), contact the Customer Success team to safely replay your events and avoid any unfavorable circumstances.
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