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⏸️ feat: Signals & Actions #5699

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ivarconr opened this issue Dec 20, 2023 · 1 comment
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⏸️ feat: Signals & Actions #5699

ivarconr opened this issue Dec 20, 2023 · 1 comment
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ivarconr commented Dec 20, 2023

Describe the feature request

Signals represent something happening, whether it's inside or outside Unleash.

Actions react automatically to signals, and are configured by users.

This feature should allow you to configure signal endpoints that can be integrated with external services. By using these signal endpoints, external services can report signals to Unleash. Based on the received signals, you can then configure actions that are automatically triggered. These actions are configured on the project level and the primary focus at this stage should be turning feature flags on or off.

Example: APM detects high error rate for an app and informs Unleash via a signal endpoint. Unleash will trigger user defined actions to disable a set of feature flags automatically to mitigate.

Background

The goal is to make it easier to integrate and automate with Unleash.

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@nunogois nunogois changed the title 🔥 feat: Incoming webhooks 🔥 feat: Signals Mar 6, 2024
@nunogois nunogois changed the title 🔥 feat: Signals 🔥 feat: Signals & Actions Mar 6, 2024
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Project is currently paused as we are collecting feedback. Let us know if you are an enterprise customer who wants to be part of the beta,

@ivarconr ivarconr changed the title 🔥 feat: Signals & Actions ⏸️ feat: Signals & Actions May 23, 2024
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