Pyvider Roadmap¶
This document outlines planned features and future development directions for Pyvider.
Project Status: Alpha (v0.0.x) Target 1.0 Release: TBD
Legend¶
- 🟢 Planned - On roadmap, not started
- 🟡 In Progress - Active development
- 🔴 Blocked - Waiting on dependencies
- ✅ Completed - Available in current version
Planned CLI Commands¶
pyvider new 🟢¶
Status: Planned Target: Pre-1.0 Description: Scaffold a new provider project with recommended structure
This would create a new directory with:
- pyproject.toml with pyvider dependency
- Source directory structure (src/my_provider/)
- Sample provider, resource, and data source implementations
- Test structure with pytest configuration
- README and documentation templates
pyvider build 🟢¶
Status: Planned Target: Pre-1.0 Description: Build and package provider for distribution
This would: - Package the provider using Flavor - Create a distributable binary - Generate plugin metadata - Optionally sign the binary
Workaround: Currently, use python scripts/build_provider.py for building providers (see CLAUDE.md)
pyvider validate 🟢¶
Status: Planned Target: Post-1.0 Description: Validate provider schema and configuration
Core Framework Roadmap¶
1.0 Release Goals 🟡¶
Focus: API stability, production readiness
- Finalize core API surface (no breaking changes post-1.0)
- Complete protocol v6 implementation (95%+ coverage)
- Comprehensive test coverage (>90%)
- Performance benchmarking and optimization
- Security audit
- Complete documentation review
- Migration guide from pre-1.0 versions
Estimated Timeline: Early-Mid 2026 (subject to change)
Future Feature Phases¶
Phase 1: Enhanced Developer Experience 🟢¶
Target: Pre-1.0
- Better error messages with actionable suggestions
- Improved type checking and validation
- Enhanced debugging tools
- Provider scaffolding (
pyvider new) - Build tooling integration (
pyvider build)
Phase 2: Production Hardening 🟡¶
Target: 1.0 Release
- Comprehensive integration test suite
- Performance benchmarking framework
- Memory leak detection and prevention
- Connection pool management
- Resource lifecycle cleanup improvements
Phase 3: Telemetry & Monitoring Integration 🟢¶
Target: Post-1.0
Leverage provide.foundation's telemetry capabilities for comprehensive observability:
- Resource Operations Monitoring
- Track plan/apply execution time and success rates
- Monitor read() performance for data sources
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Track ephemeral resource lifecycle metrics
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Provider Operations
- Monitor provider configuration latency
- Track initialization success/failure rates
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Measure schema generation time
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Function Operations
- Track function call frequency and latency
- Monitor validation performance
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Measure serialization time
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Error Telemetry
- Automatic error rate capture by exception type
- Error severity distribution tracking
- Error recovery success rates
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Correlation IDs linking errors to requests
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Performance Monitoring
- Handler execution metrics
- CTY conversion performance
- Hub operations tracking
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P50/P95/P99 latency percentiles
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Operational Dashboards
- Provider health scores
- Error rate trends
- Resource operation success rates
- Active gRPC connection monitoring
Phase 4: Circuit Breaker Patterns¶
Add resilience patterns for external API calls:
- Circuit breaker implementation for provider operations
- Automatic failover strategies
- Rate limiting integration
- Request timeout configuration
- Retry policies with exponential backoff
Phase 5: Advanced Error Recovery Strategies¶
Enhanced error handling and recovery:
- Automatic retry logic for transient failures
- Graceful degradation patterns
- Error context preservation across async boundaries
- Enhanced diagnostic generation
- Recovery state persistence
Phase 6: Distributed Tracing Support¶
Full distributed tracing integration:
- OpenTelemetry integration
- Request flow tracking across components
- Performance bottleneck identification
- Cross-service correlation
- Trace sampling strategies
Phase 7: Advanced Diagnostics¶
Enhanced diagnostic capabilities:
- Rich error messages with remediation suggestions
- Interactive debugging tools
- Provider health checks
- Schema validation diagnostics
- Terraform plan diff analysis
Phase 8: Performance Optimization¶
Optimization of critical paths:
- Schema caching strategies
- Connection pooling for provider clients
- Lazy loading of components
- Memory usage optimization
- Parallel resource operations
Enterprise Hardening Initiatives¶
Resource Lifecycle & Cleanup¶
Prevent memory leaks and ensure graceful shutdown:
- Proper resource cleanup on provider shutdown
- Connection pool management
- File handle tracking and cleanup
- Memory leak detection and prevention
- Graceful shutdown with timeout handling
Input Validation & Sanitization¶
Prevent DoS attacks and injection vulnerabilities:
- Comprehensive input validation
- Size limits on all inputs
- Rate limiting on expensive operations
- Sanitization of user-provided strings
- Path traversal prevention
Contributing to the Roadmap¶
The roadmap is a living document. Priorities may shift based on: - Community feedback and use cases - Critical bugs or security issues - Terraform protocol updates - Resource constraints
Have ideas for future Pyvider features? We'd love to hear them!
- Open an issue on GitHub with the
enhancementlabel - Participate in GitHub Discussions
- Submit a feature proposal PR to this roadmap
Last Updated: 2025-10-24 Next Review: Monthly