Atlas project concept

SQL

Centralize operational queries for reporting, audits, and data movement workflows. It ingests Database tables (Aeries and related systems) and produces Query results (reports/extracts), CSV exports.

Type
Experiment
Lifecycle
Active
Last touched
2025-10-07
Visibility
Public

Purpose

Centralize operational queries for reporting, audits, and data movement workflows.

Current state

Last touched: 2025-10-07. Functionality and completeness: Extensive script collection; documentation and indexing are pending.

Next step

Add baseline automated tests to cover critical flows; Add CI pipeline for build/test/lint; Document deployment/runtime environment (or add Dockerfile); Document interfaces (CLI flags, API endpoints, file formats); Add structured logging and basic health checks.

Interfaces

Inputs
  • Database tables (Aeries and related systems)
  • Database tables (SQL scripts)
  • CSV files (occasionally)
Outputs
  • Query results (reports/extracts), CSV exports
  • CSV files

Reality to Action trace

Reality Ingestion

Not in scope.

Canonical Storage

Contributes in this stage.

Automation Engines

Not in scope.

Human Interfaces

Not in scope.

Operational Adoption

Not in scope.

Core workflow

TBD. Document the 5-10 steps that define the core workflow.

Artifacts

  • Script-specific outputs

Operational notes

Constraints and scars

  • Scripts are tightly coupled to schema versions; upgrades can require query updates.

Reliability posture

Failure modes and safe behavior: Incorrect schema or permissions cause query failure. Idempotency / retries / batching behavior: Depends on the specific script and target environment.

Observability

  • Logs: Database logs and query outputs
  • Metrics/health checks: None documented
  • Logs: Database query logs and operator notes (if captured).

Security and privacy

Recommended guardrails: Review config handling, avoid committing secrets, and document access controls.

Dependencies

Upstream
  • Downstream systems fed by extracts (varies by script)

Ownership

Owners

Josh Barton

Users

Josh Barton (owner)

SQL

Architecture & Major Components

  • High-level diagram (text):

    • Entry/trigger -> core logic -> outputs (details per docs below)
  • Entry points: Individual .sql files

  • Top-level folders: none (files only)

  • Key abstractions: Query files grouped by naming conventions and downstream system

Setup / Build / Run

  • Build system(s): None (SQL scripts).