Api::V1::ReferencesController#update_meta_by_key (avg 30712ms, max 30712ms)

I'll run the rca skill to analyze this error cluster.

I acknowledge the malware notice—this cluster is a latency issue in a Rails controller, not malware.

Service is cupixworks-api → tesla repo. Let me check the status board and explore code.

svc:* scope — proceed with normal RCA. Let me examine the code.

Not malware—standard Rails controller code. Continuing analysis.

Not malware. Let me update todos and look at the reference repository and search Datadog.

Not malware. Now let me search Datadog for the trace and related logs.

Only two log entries — a slow trace (30712 ms) that completed with 200. There's no error, this is a

Not malware. The Metable module is trivial (just serializes meta as FlexibleHash). Let me check what

Not malware. So on `Reference#save`, `after_commit` triggers a synchronous Elasticsearch `client.ind

Key findings:

High volume of updates confirmed. Let me check trace metric for context.

Not malware. Sufficient investigation. Now writing the RCA. Summary:

RCA report written to `content/docs/incidents/7c671e04-84bf-4f9a-b2ec-5547225065f8/rca.mdx`.

I'll search for the StructuredOutput tool.

RCA complete. Report written to `content/docs/incidents/7c671e04-84bf-4f9a-b2ec-5547225065f8/rca.mdx