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scalio-platform

Shared building blocks of the Scalio apps (Nexus, Compass, Citadel, Foundry, Rosetta, Pulse, Beacon, Cockpit, ID, Monitor). Before this package each app kept its own copy of these files (architecture review C2/C4, ADR 0058 in scalio-docs). Nothing in this package is secret.

Module What it does
scalio_platform.job_lease Runs a background loop on one instance at a time (lease in db.job_leases). During an update two instances run side by side; without the lease both would act.
scalio_platform.migrations Schema migrations for MongoDB: ordered steps, each applied once, version in db.meta (schema_version).
scalio_platform.health The answer of GET /api/health that Scalio Monitor reads (ok / degraded / down, leases of the loops).
scalio_platform.error_report Sends unexpected errors to Scalio Monitor, only when ERROR_REPORT_URL and ERROR_REPORT_TOKEN are set.
scalio_platform.app_links Links and features of the product switcher (SCALIO_APP_LINKS, SCALIO_STAGE, SAAS_MODE).

Use in an app

scalio-platform==0.1.0            # backend/requirements.txt, exact version
from scalio_platform import error_report, health, job_lease
from scalio_platform.migrations import BASELINE, run_migrations

MIGRATIONS = BASELINE                      # append (2, migrate_002_...) and so on, never edit past steps

async def startup():
    await run_migrations(db, MIGRATIONS)   # before the background loops
    for name, loop in LOOPS.items():
        asyncio.create_task(job_lease.run_exclusive(db, name, loop))

error_report.install(app, "citadel", build_info)
code, body = await health.health_report(db, build_info(), lease_jobs=sorted(LOOPS))

A migration step must be safe to run twice: two instances can start at the same moment.

Develop and release

  • pip install -e ".[dev]", then pytest -q and ruff check . (both run in CI).
  • Release: bump pyproject.toml and __version__, add the CHANGELOG entry, merge, then «Freigeben» in the Scalio Cockpit (workflow publish.yml: PyPI with trusted publishing, tag and GitHub release). Tags without v.
  • A change of behaviour changes every app on its next upgrade: say so in the PR and the CHANGELOG.

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