Self-Healing Widget Platform
Problem
ReactEdge currently provides widget deployment, validation, testing, and observability capabilities.
When a widget contract becomes invalid, incomplete, inaccessible, or inconsistent with the widget's expectations, the widget may fail to render correctly and human intervention is required to identify and resolve the issue.
As the platform grows, manually monitoring and maintaining widget contracts becomes increasingly costly and difficult.
Goal
Introduce a self-healing capability that continuously monitors widget contracts, detects failures and anomalies, and automatically executes remediation workflows whenever possible.
The objective is to allow widgets to recover from common issues without requiring human intervention.
Vision
Build a platform capable of:
- Observing widget behaviour
- Detecting contract issues
- Diagnosing likely root causes
- Executing remediation actions
- Verifying successful recovery
- Escalating only when automated recovery is not possible
Initial Scope
The first implementation will focus on contract health.
The platform will:
- Validate widget contracts
- Detect broken validation rules
- Generate structured incidents
- Execute remediation pipelines
- Re-validate contracts after remediation
- Record all actions through OpenTelemetry traces
Example Use Cases
Missing Required Field
Contract:
Detection:
Remediation:
- Restore last known valid contract
- Request regeneration from source system
Verification:
- Contract passes validation
Broken Asset Reference
Contract:
{
"image": {
"src": "https://example.com/missing.jpg"
}
}
Detection:
Remediation:
- Restore previous asset
- Re-fetch source asset
- Replace with fallback asset
Verification:
Invalid Contract Metadata
Detection:
- Unexpected structure
- Missing required metadata
Remediation:
- Regenerate metadata
- Reconcile against schema
Verification:
- Contract passes validation
Architecture
Widget
↓
Observability
↓
Detection Rule
↓
Incident
↓
Remediation Pipeline
↓
Verification
↓
Resolution
Acceptance Criteria
- Widget validation failures create incidents
- Incidents are observable through OpenTelemetry
- Remediation pipelines can be registered per widget
- Remediation pipelines can be registered per validation rule
- Platform automatically retries validation after remediation
- Successful recoveries are logged
- Failed recoveries are escalated for manual review
Future Enhancements
- AI-assisted diagnosis
- AI-generated remediation plans
- Runtime self-healing
- Deployment self-healing
- SSR self-healing
- Infrastructure self-healing
- Autonomous recovery agents
Self-Healing Widget Platform
Problem
ReactEdge currently provides widget deployment, validation, testing, and observability capabilities.
When a widget contract becomes invalid, incomplete, inaccessible, or inconsistent with the widget's expectations, the widget may fail to render correctly and human intervention is required to identify and resolve the issue.
As the platform grows, manually monitoring and maintaining widget contracts becomes increasingly costly and difficult.
Goal
Introduce a self-healing capability that continuously monitors widget contracts, detects failures and anomalies, and automatically executes remediation workflows whenever possible.
The objective is to allow widgets to recover from common issues without requiring human intervention.
Vision
Build a platform capable of:
Initial Scope
The first implementation will focus on contract health.
The platform will:
Example Use Cases
Missing Required Field
Contract:
{ "data": {} }Detection:
Remediation:
Verification:
Broken Asset Reference
Contract:
{ "image": { "src": "https://example.com/missing.jpg" } }Detection:
Remediation:
Verification:
Invalid Contract Metadata
Detection:
Remediation:
Verification:
Architecture
Widget
↓
Observability
↓
Detection Rule
↓
Incident
↓
Remediation Pipeline
↓
Verification
↓
Resolution
Acceptance Criteria
Future Enhancements