Show HN: Dorkly – Open source feature flags
The GitHub repository hosts backend components for Dorkly Flags project. It includes Go code for GitHub Actions, converting YAML files for ld-relay. Dockerfile and related files are available for image creation. Contact for details.
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The GitHub repository provided contains the backend components for the Dorkly Flags project. It features Go code designed to operate within GitHub Actions, converting YAML files into a format compatible with the ld-relay appliance. The repository also includes a Dockerfile and associated files essential for constructing the image utilized in the operational backend service. For further information or specific inquiries, please don't hesitate to reach out for assistance.
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19 commentsOpen to missing something though, curious what others experience has been
As you add more of them though, they add tech debt and make the code harder to reason about. Developers are rarely motivated to clean them up after rollout.
We already run a giant pool of relays for our apps to connect to, both to save ingress/egress costs, and to provide a backup if LD blips out for a while.
[Edit: yep, it actually uses the Relay Proxy, in offline mode. See https://github.com/dorklyorg/dorkly/wiki/5.-Architecture]
Unaudited, untracked web UI based feature flagging has been my peeve with the other solutions. I'm surprised all the feature flagging solutions out there don't have this as a default. The next step would be to use an artifact versioning repository to decouple from S3.
https://github.com/theogravity/feature-manager-wrapper
Edit: It looks like it's a backend replacement to LaunchDarkly, but you can still use the LD client from what I'm reading here, so there's nothing for me to integrate here.
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