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Fork: github.com/rubyjedi/postman-prometheus Upstream: postman-prometheus The original postman-prometheus tool was useful: run a Postman collection, export the results as Prometheus metrics. One shot, one collection. What I needed was: run several collections, continuously, all feeding into one /metrics endpoint. The idea being that your Postman collections — which already describe your API contracts — double as live health checks you can scrape with Prometheus and visualize in Grafana.

Repo: github.com/rubyjedi/soap4r Back in the early 2010s, a lot of enterprise Ruby on Rails apps were neck-deep in SOAP integrations — insurance carriers, healthcare systems, EDI pipelines. The de-facto library for that was soap4r. And then it went unmaintained right as Ruby was moving past 1.8.