The Service Catalog is an open source tool for tracking teams, applications and tools across an organisation. It's goal is to provide clarity on how your organisation engineering teams are interconnected, reduce time to mitigate in incidents and more.
Specifically it:
- Uses configuration in GitHub repositories to build up a list of your services.
- Provides insight into service priorities, teams and connections.
- Allows regular checks on your service readiness using your business rules.
- Aggregates key events from across your services to use in incidents.
May 15th 2023: This is approaching a first stable release, core parts of it have stayed the same for a while now and there will be a clear migration path going forwards from here on.
All the information you need to know is in the documentation.
There's a demo site and organisation available for you to try out.
- Demo site: https://catalog.clearwind.ca 👈 you will only have read-only access.
- Demo organisation: https://github.com/burnt-tomatoes 👈 a public GitHub org with some public and private repositories.
Some blog posts about the catalog:
- https://mckay.pub/2023-05-15-service-catalog/ 👈 where a catalog can help.
- https://mckay.pub/2023-05-18-using-actions/ 👈 health checks and using Actions.
Catalog is under the MIT License and originally built by Clearwind Consulting.