cdviz-collector

You can normalize CI/CD telemetry into CDEvents by configuring a collector pipeline that ingests events from webhooks, Kafka, NATS, S3, or HTTP polling, and maps them into the standardized CDEvents format for downstream observability systems.

VRL transformers allow you to reshape, enrich, filter, and split SDLC events with deterministic logic before dispatch. You author VRL scripts within the collector configuration to manipulate event payloads and map them to CDEvents schemas.

Yes, normalized CDEvents can be dispatched to multiple sinks including PostgreSQL and ClickHouse, alongside HTTP, SSE, file, Kafka, and NATS delivery targets, enabling flexible downstream storage and dashboard integration.

You validate a TOML configuration for an event collection pipeline by using the collector CLI mode, which checks source, sink, and transformer workflows for correctness, ensuring proper CDEvents mapping, deterministic timestamps, and valid VRL transformer logic.

The best way to capture GitHub Actions activity is to ingest webhook events from GitHub Actions, normalize them into CDEvents using a TOML-configured collector pipeline, and dispatch the mapped telemetry to observability sinks or dashboards.

Inconsistent pipeline event timestamps occur when sources lack deterministic timestamp normalization. The collector addresses this by enforcing deterministic timestamps during the VRL transformation and CDEvents mapping phases within your TOML configuration.