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  • Support requests are submitted through the FOLIO Jira board in the [EUREKASUP] project.

  • Requesters must provide key details (description, reproduction steps, logs, environment, etc.).

  • The Eureka Team should be notified via the Slack channel (#eureka-support) or the RRT channel.

  • The support engineer should create a Jira task to cover RRT activities(without details, logs, etc.).

  • If communication in channels or questions from stakeholders takes 1 hour or more - create a corresponding ticket to track this activity.

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Step 2: Triage & Prioritization

  • PO is responsible for the classification of incoming issues into categories: Critical(P1), High(P2), Medium(P3), and Low(P4).

    • The support engineer should notify the PO about the RRT issue and tag the PO in the RRT chat conversation.

    • Support Engineer together with a TeamLead can prioritize other non-RRT support activities.

    • P3 and P4 issues should be moved out of from the board and put into the backlog or upcoming sprint. Also, a project for a ticket should be changed from the EUREKASUP to the most relevant one. PO will be responsible for prioritizing it.

    • P1 and P2 requests should moved to the “To Do” column after the initial analysis.

  • The Support Engineer assigns corresponding tags to the issue based on the requester

    • RRT

    • kitfox-blocker

    • FSE

    • PTF

    • eureka-community-issue

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  • The assigned engineer investigates the reported issue.

  • If the bug is confirmed, the engineer proceeds with the fix and opens a sub-task or stories if necessary.

  • If PR is required, should be created a separate ticket in the corresponding project.

  • Before moving the issue to the “In Review“ column, fulfill an RCA field in the Jira ticket.

  • The support engineer should provide a comment describing the issue and how it was resolved. If needed, this information should also be added to the wiki page (Not applicable for RRT).

Step 5: Testing & Validation

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  • The Team Lead serves as the backup engineer, stepping in to provide coverage if the primary support engineer is unavailable.

SLAs (Service Level Agreements)

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  • Response: Within 1 hour

  • Resolution: Within 24 hours

High (P2):

  • Response: Within 4 hours

  • Resolution: Within 24 hours

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Communication Guidelines

Internal Communication:

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  • Complex issues requiring architectural changes are escalated to the lead developers or technical architects.

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Contact Information

Provide contact details for the key members involved in support activities.

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