CoCoS - Remote configuration with super powers
summary
CoCoS delivers a remote configuration platform that matches JSON contexts against rules stored in Elasticsearch and returns merged JSON responses at runtime, with no user data kept. A REST lookup service plus an admin API and an Android client library handle context, while a command-line CLI with sanity checks edits bundles and fakes lookups. Use cases include an app-start trigger (>10 starts), a 10% gradual rollout for risky features, and per-account targeting; full stack is slated to be open source.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction and speakers
- 1:58About oneandone and teams
- 3:02Challenges with remote config
- 5:07Rating dialogue requirements
- 7:57Introducing CoCoS service
- 10:25Admin service details
- 14:16Client library and context
- 16:25Lookup service and Elasticsearch
- 19:41Response handling in apps
- 21:05Use cases beyond rating
- 23:56Command line tool and CLI
- 25:20Future plans and open source
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