FeatureHub is a Cloud Native platform to help software teams manage their features, from feature flags (also known as feature toggles) to A/B experiments and remote or centralised configuration. This is the primary source code repository for FeatureHub.
Install with Docker (evaluation mode)
$ docker run -p 8085:8085 --user 999:999 -v $HOME/party:/db featurehub/party-server:latestOnce installed, head to http://localhost:8085 to see FeatureHub Admin Console in action
FeatureHub Users
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Why FeatureHub?
Free
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Unlimited users
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Unlimited features
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Unlimited clients requesting features
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Unlimited Applications and Environments
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Unlimited scalability
Feature flags, A/B testing, experimentation and analytics support
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Choice of how to run your experiment - feature flag, number, string or remote configuration
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Split targeting strategies support: percentage rollout, targeting by country, device, platform, version or any custom attribute specific to your application.
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Integration with analytics so you can see how your experiments perform, with Google Analytics support out of the box
Easy to use
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Control features from an easy to use console
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View how your features are setup across each environment from the main console
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Environments promotion order - to help you see and order features by environment
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With "smart lock" only enable feature state updates when they are ready
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Use handy admin functions, like applications, environments and user management
Enterprise ready
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Run on your own infrastructure (self-hosted)
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SSO login support - Google, Microsoft, GitHub, Keycloak
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Access control levels to allow different teams/groups permissions.
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Multiple portfolios (department) support
Best development experience
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Easy to set up, Cloud Native - docker containers available
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Easy to integrate with test automation - API to control feature states from the tests is available
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Support for feature flags, numbers, strings and Json structure (remote configuration)
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Easy to log events with analytics with attached feature state
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Documentation and tutorials available
Documentation
Full documentation can be found at docs.featurehub.io
Getting started
If you are just curious to see how FeatureHub works and would like to play with it there is a simple way of doing it, please follow instructions here.
Once you have decided to start using FeatureHub in your team, there are also several installation options depending on your use case, please read about these options here.
Note: We have a separate install repository with configured docker images
We selectively take cuts of the main repository and build them into docker image sets. We then update install repository with the latest images and issue tags on that repository.
Coming soon
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Feature auditing
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SDK’s : Python, Ruby
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Yaml remote configuration support
For more details please refer to Roadmap tickets
Contributing
FeatureHub is an open source project, and we love to receive contributions from our community! There are many ways to contribute, from writing tutorials or blog posts, improving the documentation, submitting bug reports and feature requests or writing code which can be incorporated into FeatureHub itself.
Further information for contributors
If you have reviewed the Architecture section of the FeatureHub documentation you will notice there are several components. FeatureHub is designed this way to allow to scale from a single application option to large organisations serving billions of requests for features per day.
The Backend Servers
The Management Repository, Dacha (the Cache layer) and Edge (where all clients connect via their service accounts) are all written in Java. This allows us to build fully scalable software. In our simple examples, it all deploys together in one simple bundle. In complex examples it can all be sliced apart, sharded and massively scaled. Apart from Java, we use a few other technologies as well which will help OpenAPI, JAX-RS (specifically Jersey), Maven (specifically with Maven Tiles), and Ebean for our ORM.
Java was also chosen amongst the JVM stack because of its ability to allow the greatest number of people to
contribute. The pom.xml in the main repository to allow for easy loading and local installation
of the project. It is called a reactor.
If you want to go more advanced, we also support Prometheus, Health Checks, OpenTracing and Jaeger.
The FeatureHub Admin Console
The Admin front end is written in Flutter Web. This choice gives us a wide range of platforms (Web, mobile, native platforms) we can target from the same codebase. Currently, Web platform is our priority. If you want to contribute to the Admin Console - we would love you to join us!
The SDKs
If you are planning on helping us by building an SDK in a language we don’t yet support, please refer to this documentation. We are happy to get contributions that slowly add full functionality for a new language.
Where to get help?
If you cannot find an answer in our documentation please join our Slack community Anyways Labs
You can also start a discussion in GitHub Discussions here
Or email our community supporters at [email protected]
License
FeatureHub is operating under Apache 2.0 license. Please refer to the full license here.