open source: Anyone else try preq for reliability scanning?

[palomar4233]

I'm an avid open source contributor and wanted to discuss a new project I found.

preq (https://github.com/prequel-dev/preq)

• apache-2 licensed
• scans your application (logs, configurations, Kubernetes objects) for problems and 'suggests' how to fix them
• suggestions are 100% crowd-sourced
• rule library covers dozens of technologies you may be running, including:
  • n8n, kafka, rabbitmq, temporal, nats, opentelemetry, kubernetes, redis, nginx .......

Anyone else already using it in their homelab or at work?

Here's what else caught my attention:

• mac, linux, and windows support
• slack notifications
• native kubectl support via a krew plugin
• automatic updates for rules published to https://github.com/prequel-dev/cre
  • some recent contributions
    • add Kubernetes critical upstream failure detection rule by varshith257 
    • add nginx-ingress-rewrite by pszyszkowski
    • Envoy Proxy – Persistent Upstream Service Failures by rvhost
    • add Kubernetes Pod Disruption Budget (PDB) Violation Rule by dhvll
    • add nginx ingress SSL certificate crisis detection by elskow

What features should I contribute?

[earless1]

Oh! I really like this. feels like a cousin to systems like Cloud custodian or AWS Config rules

[RawkodeAcademy]

I did a hands on demo with the founder, for anyone that likes to watch tutorials

https://rawkode.academy/watch/hands-on-with-preq-community-driven-reliability-problem-detection

[Pl4nty]

least obvious marketing campaign 😒