Opinionated microservice kit to help developers to build microservices with go.
A pace/bricks microservice is:
- built as a docker container
- deployed into a kubernetes cluster
- support for the termination log
- configured using environment variables (TWELVE-FACTOR APP)
- monitored using prometheus
- reports errors to sentry
- samples traces to sentry
- logs to stdout using json deployed kubernetes otherwise human readable
- offers health endpoints
- built-in redaction of JWTs and card schemes
- connects to backend services
- postgres (logging, metrics, tracing, health)
- redis (logging, metrics, tracing, health)
- queue via redis (logging, metrics, tracing, health)
- http (logging, metrics, tracing, retries)
- s3 via http (logging, metrics, tracing, health)
- couchdb via http (logging, metrics, tracing, retries, health)
- grpc (logging, metrics, tracing, retries)
- provides two commands control and daemon
- provides a RESTful API
- code is generated from the OpenAPIv3 spec
- authenticated via OAuth2
- encoded using json:api
- that supports logging, tracing and metrics
- optionally provides a GRPC API
- code is generated from the protoc spec
- that supports logging, tracing and metrics
go get github.com/pace/bricks/cmd/pb
pb -h
Read our contributors guide.
- A working go installation
- A working git installation
- Use
make test
to test without dependencies - Use
docker-compose run testserver make integration
to test with dependencies - Use
make testserver
to start a testserver that will be started with dependencies. In order to update the server one need todocker-compose restart testserver
Variable | Description |
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PACE_BRICKS_EDITOR |
The path to the editor that should be used for opening a project. Defaults to $EDITOR . |
PACE_BRICKS_PATH |
The path where new project should be created. Defaults to $HOME/PACE . |