grabbit ca7e92a1a1 🎉 Epic 3 Complete: Production Readiness & Observability
Successfully implemented comprehensive monitoring and alerting infrastructure for the Meteor platform across all three stories of Epic 3:

**Story 3.5: 核心业务指标监控 (Core Business Metrics Monitoring)**
- Instrumented NestJS web backend with CloudWatch metrics integration using prom-client
- Instrumented Go compute service with structured CloudWatch metrics reporting
- Created comprehensive Terraform infrastructure from scratch with modular design
- Built 5-row CloudWatch dashboard with application, error rate, business, and infrastructure metrics
- Added proper error categorization and provider performance tracking

**Story 3.6: 关键故障告警 (Critical System Alerts)**
- Implemented SNS-based alerting infrastructure via Terraform
- Created critical alarms for NestJS 5xx error rate (>1% threshold)
- Created Go service processing failure rate alarm (>5% threshold)
- Created SQS queue depth alarm (>1000 messages threshold)
- Added actionable alarm descriptions with investigation guidance
- Configured email notifications with manual confirmation workflow

**Cross-cutting Infrastructure:**
- Complete AWS infrastructure as code with Terraform (S3, SQS, CloudWatch, SNS, IAM, optional RDS/Fargate)
- Structured logging implementation across all services (NestJS, Go, Rust)
- Metrics collection following "Golden Four Signals" observability approach
- Configurable thresholds and deployment-ready monitoring solution

The platform now has production-grade observability with comprehensive metrics collection, centralized monitoring dashboards, and automated critical system alerting.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-08-03 23:42:01 +08:00

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package validation
import (
"context"
"fmt"
"meteor-compute-service/internal/models"
)
// ValidationProvider defines the pluggable interface for event validation algorithms
type ValidationProvider interface {
// Validate performs validation on a raw event and returns a validation result
Validate(ctx context.Context, rawEvent *models.RawEvent) (*models.ValidationResult, error)
// GetProviderInfo returns metadata about this validation provider
GetProviderInfo() ProviderInfo
}
// ProviderInfo contains metadata about a validation provider
type ProviderInfo struct {
Name string `json:"name"`
Version string `json:"version"`
Description string `json:"description"`
Algorithm string `json:"algorithm"`
}
// ProviderType represents the available validation provider types
type ProviderType string
const (
ProviderTypeMVP ProviderType = "mvp"
ProviderTypeClassicCV ProviderType = "classic_cv"
)
// ProviderFactory creates validation providers based on configuration
type ProviderFactory struct{}
// NewProviderFactory creates a new provider factory instance
func NewProviderFactory() *ProviderFactory {
return &ProviderFactory{}
}
// CreateProvider creates a validation provider based on the specified type
func (f *ProviderFactory) CreateProvider(providerType ProviderType) (ValidationProvider, error) {
switch providerType {
case ProviderTypeMVP:
return NewMVPValidationProvider(), nil
case ProviderTypeClassicCV:
return NewClassicCvProvider(), nil
default:
return nil, fmt.Errorf("unknown validation provider type: %s", providerType)
}
}
// GetAvailableProviders returns a list of all available provider types
func (f *ProviderFactory) GetAvailableProviders() []ProviderType {
return []ProviderType{
ProviderTypeMVP,
ProviderTypeClassicCV,
}
}