fabioformosa / metrik

An easy-to-use, cross-platform measurement tool that pulls data out of CD pipelines and analysis the four key metrics for you.

^{Maintained by SEA team, ThoughtWorks Inc.}

Table of Contents

• About the Project
• Usage
• How to Compute
• Contributing
• Getting Started
• License

About the Project

For development teams who wants to measure their software delivery and operational (SDO) performance, this is a tool that helps them collect data from CD pipelines and visualize the key metrics in a friendly format.

The key differentiators:

• One page configuration, quick and easy.
• The ability to work across different CD platforms.
• User can select the environment in which the analysis runs via a environment filter (Yes, production env is not the only one that matters)

Don't know what are those four key metrics?

Integration roadmap

List of CD tools the product supports now/plan to support

• Jenkins

• Bamboo

• Github Actions

• CircleCI

  ...and more on the way

Usage

Follow the two steps below to run the tool, and measure the four key metrics of your projects.

Install and run

The product is released to an ECR Docker repository public.ecr.aws/j2s5d3z8/4-key-metrics. Please follow the steps:

1. Ensure Docker has already installed on your OS.
2. Find avaiable release versions in the Docker repository: https://gallery.ecr.aws/j2s5d3z8/4-key-metrics
3. Run the container locally via the following command:

docker run -d -p 80:80 --name metrik public.ecr.aws/j2s5d3z8/4-key-metrics:${release_version}

⚠️ We use port 80 to access the app. You may switch to any other port in case port 80 is occupied by other apps running on your machine.

Configure your projects

After the container is running on your machine. Go to your favourate browser and open the app. If running in local that would be http://localhost:80/.

1. Start the configuration:

2. And the charts for each key metric will be available at the main page:

3. Also the full screen view if you want to put it on big screens:

Advanced usage

If you would like to keep the 4-key-metrics data to avoid losing any data when remove container, you can mount the database folder /data/db out. And logs are also availalbe if you mount the log folder /app/logs. As shown in the example below:

docker run -d -p 80:80 --name metrik -v "/path/to/local/directory:/data/db" -v "/path/to/another/directory:/app/logs" public.ecr.aws/j2s5d3z8/4-key-metrics:${release_version}

How to compute

See our Wiki page

Contributing

Contributions are what make the open source community such an amazing place to be learn, inspire, and create. Any contributions you make are greatly appreciated.

Please check our contributing guideline form HERE

Getting Started

The codebase comprises of three major components frontend, backend, ci.

• Frontend app is a web application built with:

  • TypeScript
  • ReactJS
  • ReCharts

  Go to frontend folder to find more details.

• Backend app is built with:

  • Kotlin
  • Spring Boot Web
  • MongoDB

  Go to backend folder to find more details.

• Build/Package scripts lives in ci folder

License

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information

Contributors ✨

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

Zhe ZHAO 💻	Hao Yang 💻	Jason Zhang 🚇	橘子小睿 💻	HUANG Binfang 💻	HeZhuConnie 💻	Mengqiu PENG 💻
Kiky 💻	Rong 💻	Piaopiao-TW 💻	zydxt 💻	ifeelcold1824 💻	快乐心情 💻	Taiyu Guo 💻
sasasakuna 💻	Chen 💻	ivy-pugai 💻	ZengXiaoXing 💻	HeyWen 💻	yong-wang1 💻	Paula Ferreira 🚇
twpei 💻	Henning S. 💻	Prateek 💻	Karuppiah Natarajan 💻

This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!