First steps -I think- are to create a new repository (https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/repos/generated-data-platform/aqs/unique-devices?), stub out the code, and collect some sample data from the production cluster (similar to what was done for pageviews).

Something worth considering here might be to break out the Dockerized test environment from pageviews into it's own Git repo, for reuse across the other APIs (including this one). @FGoodwin @codebug what do you think? @nnikkhoui @BPirkle?

@Eevans how do you imagine the reuse? something like a new repo whose docker-compose (or Dockerfile or blubber file) does a git clone for all the different repos when spun up?

In T288298#7853363, @nnikkhoui wrote:

@Eevans how do you imagine the reuse? something like a new repo whose docker-compose (or Dockerfile or blubber file) does a git clone for all the different repos when spun up?

All I'd imagined was that you'd check it out separately (though once), and {startup,bootstrap,shutdown} it from there, as opposed from docker/ in each respective API repo. There is nothing in pageviews that depends on that Docker config (docker/), the only dependency is to Cassandra (as a networked service).

In T288298#7853667, @Eevans wrote:

In T288298#7853363, @nnikkhoui wrote:

@Eevans how do you imagine the reuse? something like a new repo whose docker-compose (or Dockerfile or blubber file) does a git clone for all the different repos when spun up?

All I'd imagined was that you'd check it out separately (though once), and {startup,bootstrap,shutdown} it from there, as opposed from docker/ in each respective API repo. There is nothing in pageviews that depends on that Docker config (docker/), the only dependency is to Cassandra (as a networked service).

I should mention, my default take was to reproduce the contents of docker/ in each new code repo, except with different data files.

Fancier things are possible though!

Hi @hnowlan We have made really good progress on device-analytics code and this should be production ready in few days. What are the next steps to move it to production?