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Running backfill for a tagger

You can now run the Excessive Temperature tagger on a set of logs to see if any other robots encountered a temperature peak that could have affected their encoders. You know that the robots with the Robot IDs ROBO3396, ROBO3398 ROBO4000 were operating in the same domain that day and can search for the logs from those robots.

  1. Click on the Backfill button.

Tagger Backfill

  1. Click on the Comparative search tab.

Tagger Comparative Search

  1. In the Conditions section, click on the Select rule dropdown and select Robot ID.

  2. Select the Equal to condition and type or paste ROBO3396 into the filter value field.

  3. Select 'Exact' from the pulldown to the right of the filter value field. .

Select Exact

  1. Change the rule selector on the right side to Or.

Select OR

  1. . Click + Add rule.

Add Rule

  1. In the Conditions section, click on the Select rule dropdown and select Robot ID.

  2. Select the Equal to condition and type or paste ROBO3398 into the filter value field.

  3. Select `Exact' from the pulldown to the right of the filter value field.

  4. Click + Add rule.

Add Rule

  1. In the Conditions section, click on the Select rule dropdown and select Robot ID.

  2. Select the Equal to condition and type or paste ROBO4000 into the filter value field.

  3. Select 'Exact' from the pulldown to the right of the filter value field.

  4. Click on the Search button. This will return all of the logs with the associated Robot IDs.

Tagger Search

  1. For each log in the search results, click on the + Add button. You should see a list of the logs in the Logs selected list in the Backfill summary section on the right panel.

Backfill Add

  1. Click the Run backfill button to run the tagger on these logs.

Run backfill

  1. To make sure the backfill is complete, you can navigate back to the tagger overview page for your tagger. Click on Event Autotagging in the left navigation menu, click on the (⋮) menu next to the tagger you created, and select View.

Tagger View

  1. Click on the (⋮) menu next to the backfill tagger run you created and select View Results.

View Results

  1. You should see a window similar to the window below. A tagger may take some time to run, so if you don't see a Succeeded status like below, try again after a few minutes. When you see a Succeeded status, you can close the Backfill invocation modal and proceed to the next step in the tutorial.

Backfill Results