Projects
Every other top-level folder in this wiki is a reference book — concept notes cross-linked into a table of contents, with no single deployed system behind any one chapter. Projects is the opposite: each entry below documents one real (or lab-run) system end to end — architecture, services, deployment, operations — as it actually exists, not as a general pattern.
SignalForge
The OTel Microservices Validation Lab — a multi-service reference application (.NET 8 gRPC/API services, a Python FastAPI consumer, an Angular 17 SPA) built specifically to validate an OpenTelemetry pipeline end to end. Covers architecture and service topology, the Grafana Alloy collector pipeline, tail-based sampling, log-to-trace correlation, exemplars, SLO/burn-rate alerting, and the Kubernetes/Helm/Kustomize infrastructure it runs on.
ShipSolid Observability Platform
Documentation hub for the ShipSolid observability platform itself — Grafana Cloud (Mimir/Loki/Tempo) as the data plane, OpenTelemetry as the instrumentation standard, Grafana Alloy as the universal collector, all driven by Helm + Terraform. Covers platform architecture, service onboarding, reliability engineering (SLOs, error budgets, PRRs), incident response, platform configuration, build/release, cost governance, and strategy/planning — the full operating lifecycle of the platform, not just its initial build.
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| Author | Amit Singh |
| Scope | projects |
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Notes — Library Index
The front page of the notebook — every book-shaped domain, the applied Projects and flat Inbox folders, and how they cross-link into one wiki instead of duplicating content across each other.
OpenAI Agents SDK
Python SDK for OpenAI's Agents framework — the concrete API surface: Agent/Runner construction, the function_tool and handoff() call shapes, Session-backed state, guardrail decorators, and built-in tracing.
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LlamaIndex Workflows
The API surface behind LlamaIndex's event-driven orchestration layer — Workflow/Step/Event class mechanics, Context state and fan-out/fan-in, and how a Workflow sits directly on top of the existing Index/QueryEngine retrieval stack.