jcrespo added a comment.

We know the exact timestamps of missing rows,
from

db1071-bin.007238:795791989 2018-09-13 09:08:17 on the active (codfw) master: db2045-bin.005879:1036765620

to

db1071-bin.007238:796727644 2018-09-13 09:58:26 on the active (codfw) master: db2045-bin.005880:132937482

We have recovered all sql code executed at that time, no there should not be permanent data loss, I am trying to recover those now in a way that will be safe do no further loss happens of newer transactions- this may take a bit, as this happened a long time ago. If this had been identified 3 days later, we could not even do that, as binlog is purged after 30 days.

In the worse case scenario, we could publish those changes so they are redone, but I am going to try to apply them to the main affected tables (user, revision, page, text, ...) automatically. Content itself was not affected because content is stored through a different replication channel- so only the metadata needed to access it.


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https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T206743

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