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@junando/ingest

v0.18.0

Published

Alert ingestion adapter — maps external monitoring payloads into Junando's domain model

Readme

@junando/ingest

Alert ingestion adapter for the Junando platform. Pulls alerts from external sources — Loki log queries on a schedule, or SQS queues with custom message mappers — and feeds them into the Junando processing pipeline.

Installation

npm install @junando/ingest
# or
pnpm add @junando/ingest

Modes

1. Loki polling

Define LogQL rules in a YAML config. IngestRunner evaluates each rule on an interval and forwards matching log lines as alerts.

# ingest.config.yaml
kind: loki
loki:
  url: http://loki:3100
rules:
  - name: api-errors
    query: '{service="api"} |= "ERROR"'
    service: api
    alertType: error
    interval: 60s
import { IngestRunner, loadIngestConfig } from '@junando/ingest'
import { readFileSync } from 'fs'

const config = loadIngestConfig(readFileSync('ingest.config.yaml', 'utf-8'))
const runner = new IngestRunner(config, useCase)

await runner.start()

// Graceful shutdown
process.on('SIGTERM', () => runner.stop())

2. SQS subscriber with custom mappers

Register a mapper that transforms your SQS message format into NormalizedAlert, then subscribe to the queue.

import { SqsSubscriber, registerMapper, type IMessageMapper } from '@junando/ingest'
import type { NormalizedAlert } from '@junando/ingest'

// Implement your mapper
const myMapper: IMessageMapper = {
  source: 'my-monitoring-tool',
  map(raw: unknown): NormalizedAlert[] {
    // transform raw SQS message to NormalizedAlert[]
  },
}

registerMapper(myMapper)

const subscriber = new SqsSubscriber({
  queueUrl: process.env.SQS_QUEUE_URL!,
  maxInFlight: 10,
  useCase,
})

await subscriber.start()

Key Exports

| Export | Description | |--------|-------------| | IngestRunner | Loki polling loop with graceful drain | | SqsSubscriber | SQS long-polling consumer with concurrency control | | loadIngestConfig() | Parses and validates YAML config | | registerMapper() | Registers a custom SQS message mapper | | getMapper() | Retrieves a registered mapper by source | | IMessageMapper | Interface to implement for custom mappers | | AlertType | Re-exported from @junando/core | | NormalizedAlert | Re-exported from @junando/core | | ILokiHttpClient | Loki HTTP client port |

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 24
  • Access to a Loki instance (for IngestRunner)
  • AWS SQS queue (for SqsSubscriber)

Module formats

@junando/ingest ships both ESM and CJS bundles — compatible with NestJS, Next.js, and any CommonJS project out of the box.

// ESM
import { IngestRunner } from '@junando/ingest'

// CommonJS
const { IngestRunner } = require('@junando/ingest')

License

Apache-2.0