Overview
Schema v2.2 introduces support for user annotations, overwriting auto-detected service types and languages, and associating CI pipelines with services.
Key features
- User annotations
- Overwriting auto-detected service type and languages using
type and languages - Associate CI pipeline with a service using
ci-pipeline-fingerprints - Less restrictive validation logic for
contact.type and link.type
Schema structure
The full schema is available on GitHub.
Example YAML
schema-version: v2.2
dd-service: shopping-cart
team: e-commerce
application: shopping-app
tier: "1"
type: web
languages:
- go
- python
contacts:
- type: slack
contact: https://yourorg.slack.com/archives/e-commerce
- type: email
contact: ecommerce@example.com
- type: microsoft-teams
contact: https://teams.microsoft.com/example
links:
- name: Runbook
type: runbook
url: http://runbook/shopping-cart
- name: Source
type: repo
provider: github
url: https://github.com/shopping-cart
- name: Deployment
type: repo
provider: github
url: https://github.com/shopping-cart
- name: Config
type: repo
provider: github
url: https://github.com/consul-config/shopping-cart
- name: E-Commerce Team
type: doc
provider: wiki
url: https://wiki/ecommerce
- name: Shopping Cart Architecture
type: doc
provider: wiki
url: https://wiki/ecommerce/shopping-cart
- name: Shopping Cart RFC
type: doc
provider: google doc
url: https://doc.google.com/shopping-cart
tags:
- business-unit:retail
- cost-center:engineering
integrations:
pagerduty:
service-url: https://www.pagerduty.com/service-directory/PSHOPPINGCART
opsgenie:
service-url: "https://www.opsgenie.com/service/uuid"
region: "US"
ci-pipeline-fingerprints:
- id1
- id2
extensions:
additionalProperties:
customField1: customValue1
customField2: customValue2
Further reading
Additional helpful documentation, links, and articles:
