Code More, Draw Less, and Debug Just a Little!
summary
Bloomberg builds an auto-refreshing visualization that scrapes GitHub, distributed traces and org metadata, enriches it with GraphDB, pandas and Python, stores components and relations in Neo4j and exposes multiple query-driven views through an interactive UI. Repos can include a small root file to declare relations, scrapers run as daily jobs, and the production graph reaches ~10,000 nodes so teams query impacted services, package dependencies and owners quickly instead of juggling 25+ links.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and motivation
- 6:31Graph databases and Python
- 11:06Step-by-step implementation
- 18:04Adding people and teams
- 22:03Benefits and use cases
- 24:54Q&A session
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