lhasa

Lhasa

Urba planning for microservices.

List and map applications of your microservices information system and how they interact. Track your business processes and domains, then gamify the continuous enhancement of your system.

This project is at pre-alpha state and under active development.

Features

Application catalog

Applications of your information system are grouped in business domains. Meta data about each application version should be stored directly in the codebase (see: manifest files) and are collected to be presented in the user interface.

Deployment tracking

Each time you deploy a release on a given environment you can notify Lhasa API and track which version is available on each environment.

Contact

Made with love by OVH Urban Planning team.

Authors

• Rayene Ben Rayana rayene.ben-rayana@corp.ovh.com
• Fabien Meurillon fabien.meurillon@corp.ovh.com
• Yannick Roffin yannick.roffin@corp.ovh.com

Build and run project

Technical overview

This project is currently at very early stage and under active development. It is mainly written in golang and in angular5.

Build project

Requirements

• Git
• Go installation and workspace (GOROOT and GOPATH correctly set)
• GNU Make
• dep - Go dependency management tool
• Angular 5 CLI - Management CLI for angular 5

Steps

Go get the project, then run the default Makefile target:

go get github.com/ovh/lhasa/api/cmd/appcatalog
cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/ovh/lhasa
make

Run project

Requirements

• PostgreSQL 9.4 or later

If you don't have a postgres instance, you can start one locally using docker-compose:

$ PORT=100 docker-compose up # $PORT is appended with '32' as listening port. "10032" in this example.

Copy config.json.dist as config.json and edit the latest to match your database configuration:

{
    "appcatalog-db": {
        "writers": [
            {
                "host": "localhost",
                "port": 10032,
                "sslmode": "disable"
            }
        ],
        "database": "postgres",
        "user": "postgres",
        "password": "appcatalog",
        "type": "postgresql"
    }
}

cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/ovh/lhasa
APPCATALOG_AUTO_MIGRATE=1 make run

Lhasa will start and listen on port 8081.

Note that APPCATALOG_AUTO_MIGRATE=1 will perform database schema migrations/creations automatically.

Optionally, you can load the sample dataset to immediately start playing:

API_BASE_URL=http://localhost:8081/api ./samples/mycompany.sh