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Add information about availability of packages in serverless projects#1516

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@jsoriano jsoriano commented Oct 19, 2023

Extend elastic-package status to optionally include the packages available on each serverless project type.

For example, from the apache source directory:

$ elastic-package status --info serverless.project_types
Package: apache
Owner: elastic/obs-infraobs-integrations
Package Versions:
+-------------+---------+---------+--------------------+--------------------------------+--------------------------+
| ENVIRONMENT | VERSION | RELEASE |       TITLE        |          DESCRIPTION           | SERVERLESS PROJECT TYPES |
+-------------+---------+---------+--------------------+--------------------------------+--------------------------+
| Local       | 1.15.1  | GA      | Apache HTTP Server | Collect logs and metrics from  | -                        |
|             |         |         |                    | Apache servers with Elastic    |                          |
|             |         |         |                    | Agent.                         |                          |
+-------------+---------+---------+--------------------+--------------------------------+--------------------------+
| Production  | 1.15.1  | GA      | Apache HTTP Server | Collect logs and metrics from  | -                        |
|             |         |         |                    | Apache servers with Elastic    |                          |
|             |         |         |                    | Agent.                         |                          |
+-------------+---------+---------+--------------------+--------------------------------+--------------------------+
| Production  | 1.15.1  | GA      | Apache HTTP Server | Collect logs and metrics from  | observability            |
|             |         |         |                    | Apache servers with Elastic    |                          |
|             |         |         |                    | Agent.                         |                          |
+-------------+---------+---------+--------------------+--------------------------------+--------------------------+
| Production  | 1.15.1  | GA      | Apache HTTP Server | Collect logs and metrics from  | security                 |
|             |         |         |                    | Apache servers with Elastic    |                          |
|             |         |         |                    | Agent.                         |                          |
+-------------+---------+---------+--------------------+--------------------------------+--------------------------+

Fix #1343

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I was wondering also if it would be interesting to add to this command a --format parameter to change how the output is rendered. So, it can be used in automatic processes (e.g. CI pipelines or other scripts), setting for instance --format json to check (would it be easier?) if a package is available in a specific serverless project.

With the actual command, it could also be achieved. Something like this could be working (just tested with the output in the description):

elastic-package status --info serverless.project_types | cut -d '|' -f 7 | tr -d ' ' | grep observability
observability

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jsoriano commented Oct 19, 2023

I was wondering also if it would be interesting to add to this command a --format parameter to change how the output is rendered. So, it can be used in automatic processes (e.g. CI pipelines or other scripts), setting for instance --format json to check (would it be easier?) if a package is available in a specific serverless project.

With the actual command, it could also be achieved. Something like this could be working (just tested with the output in the description):

elastic-package status --info serverless.project_types | cut -d '|' -f 7 | tr -d ' ' | grep observability
observability

Good idea! Issue created for this #1519

@jsoriano jsoriano merged commit af6a093 into elastic:main Oct 19, 2023
@jsoriano jsoriano deleted the status-serverless branch October 19, 2023 18:15
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