graph-query-api
Should be the same as the github repo name but it isn't always.
Introduction
What is this service and what is it for? What other services does it depend on
UPP Golang Microservice Template short description - please amend
Installation
How can I install it
Download the source code, dependencies and test dependencies:
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/golang/dep/master/install.sh | sh
go get -u github.com/Financial-Times/graph-query-api
cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/Financial-Times/graph-query-api
dep ensure
go build .
Running locally
How can I run it
-
Run the tests and install the binary:
dep ensure
go test -race ./...
go install
-
Run the binary (using the help
flag to see the available optional arguments):
$GOPATH/bin/graph-query-api [--help]
Options:
--app-system-code="graph-query-api" System Code of the application ($APP_SYSTEM_CODE)
--app-name="graph-query-api" Application name ($APP_NAME)
--port="8080" Port to listen on ($APP_PORT)
Build and deployment
How can I build and deploy it (lots of this will be links out as the steps will be common)
Service endpoints
What are the endpoints offered by the service
e.g.
GET
Using curl:
curl http://localhost:8080/_<INSERT SEPCIFIC URL HERE>_| json_pp`
Explain what the response should represent
Based on the following [google doc]()
Utility endpoints
Endpoints that are there for support or testing, e.g read endpoints on the writers
Healthchecks
Admin endpoints are:
/__gtg
/__health
/__build-info
These standard endpoints do not need to be specifically documented.
This section should however explain what checks are done to determine health and gtg status.
There are several checks performed:
e.g.
- Checks that a connection can be made to Neo4j, using the neo4j url supplied as a parameter in service startup.
Anything else you want to add.
e.g. (NB: this example may be something we want to extract as it's probably common to a lot of services)
Logging
- The application uses logrus; the log file is initialised in main.go.
- Logging requires an
env
app parameter, for all environments other than local
logs are written to file.
- When running locally, logs are written to console. If you want to log locally to file, you need to pass in an env parameter that is !=
local
.
- NOTE:
/__build-info
and /__gtg
endpoints are not logged as they are called every second from varnish/vulcand and this information is not needed in logs/splunk.