Welcome to the repository for AWS Serverless Application Model (SAM) applications used by Observe Inc. This suite of applications is designed to ingest metrics, monitoring logs, spans, traces, and events from AWS accounts into Observe for comprehensive observability.
This repository contains multiple SAM applications, each fulfilling a specific role in the observability pipeline. For detailed documentation on each application, please refer to the docs folder.
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To begin using these applications, you'll need to have the AWS CLI and SAM CLI installed and configured. See below for quick instructions on building and deploying an application. For a full development guide, check out the DEVELOPER.md file.
- AWS CLI
- SAM CLI
- Docker (optional, for linting and local testing)
Navigate to an application's directory under apps/ and use the SAM CLI to build and deploy:
cd apps/forwarder
sam build
sam deploy --guidedFor more detailed instructions on building, deploying, and publishing applications, please see the corresponding documentation in the docs folder.
To run tests, use the Go tooling:
go test ./...For more comprehensive testing instructions, please refer to DEVELOPER.md.
Each SAM application has its own documentation, providing specific details and usage instructions:
For development practices, build and release processes, and testing workflows, see the DEVELOPER.md file.
We welcome contributions from the community. For more information on the contribution process, commit message standards, and branch naming conventions, please see our CONTRIBUTING.md. For information on how to develop, please read through the DEVELOPER.md file and the documentation for the specific application you are interested in.