# Example of structuring modules for DORA metrics in Salt
# This is a basic Salt module implementation
# Define the module file in /srv/salt/dora_metrics.py
import salt.utils
def deploy_frequency():
# Logic to calculate the frequency of deployments
return "Deployments per day"
def lead_time():
# Logic to compute lead time for changes
return "Lead time in days"
def change_failure_rate():
# Calculation for change failure rate
return "Failure percentage"
def time_to_recover():
# Logic to determine time to recover from failures
return "Recovery time in hours"
# Usage within a Salt state
dora_metrics:
module.run:
- name: dora_metrics.deploy_frequency
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