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We use rez for package management (libraries) and it does have tools to show every package that depends on your package, or, every library you depend on (and th
by aprdm 9y ago
We use rez for package management (libraries) and it does have tools to show every package that depends on your package, or, every library you depend on (and their dependencies) in a node graph.
We use consul UI to show all the services that we have, where they're running, number of instances and so on.
We use ELK for service specific metrics / centralized logs.
We use Confluence WIKI for user / dev docs. Plus the README on the project git.
- petr-k 9y agoMy point was, do you ever feel the need to integrate all these pieces of information from the tools you mentioned, into one place? So that you do not have to keep several tens of browser tabs open whenever you inspect a particular set of services?
- aprdm 9y agoHmm not really because most of those things have alerts to warn us when something is wrong. Also, we have a Kibana dashboard which does have information from different sources and it easily tell us if everything is good or not.