Shared in advance of a talk to Netflix's engineering team as part of their Architecture Discussion Forum, this is an excerpt of code from the incident-io Go monolith that is used to power our async workers.
It depends on internal libraries (such as our o11y and error packages) but is a good starting point for anyone who wanted to build something similar.
You define an event in a common event package such as:
This is the code that implements a Slack modal for escalating to Splunk On-Call.
Thanks to some investment in our Slack tooling, we have a framework for building modals that makes them really easy to build, and trivially testable.
Just by adding these two files, these modals become useable. Simples!
Our incident.io pkg/errors, as explained in:
This gist is associated with the blog post "Deploying to production in <5m with our hosted container builder".
It contains the terraform code used to provision the builder instance. While it
uses a private module instance_group, the code should be a useful starting
point to figure out how to run this yourself.
The Dropin is a Javascript modal that allows integrators to initialise Billing Request Flows all from within their own websites.
Include the GoCardless Dropin initialise script on each page of your site:
<script src="https://pay.gocardless.com/billing/static/dropin/v2/initialise.js"></script>
| package api | |
| import ( | |
| "net/url" | |
| goahttp "goa.design/goa/v3/http" | |
| health "github.com/lawrencejones/pgsink/api/gen/health" | |
| healthhttp "github.com/lawrencejones/pgsink/api/gen/http/health/client" | |
| imports "github.com/lawrencejones/pgsink/api/gen/imports" |
This gist contains code samples for the blog post "Why you need a service registry"
This gist contains code samples for the blog post "How we compress Pub/Sub messages and more, saving a load of money".