* feat: start using the new org handler from the tenant service.
The rest of the tenant system is in place except the org http api handler and the
user api handler.
* fix: update the label service in org handler and add links
Switch to use the new user handler. We have been using the tenant backend for some
time now and just need to switch over to using tenant front to back.
This commit checks http.Request.Context().Err() to see if the context
has been canceled before writing an error code. It uses the non-standard
Nginx 499 error code for client disconnection.
Tenant bucket look up needs route a action to storage to use indexes.
I added an error condtion into the storage code to ensure this was working
but the tests did not exercise this piece of code. Both have been remedied.
This new session service has the ability to work independant of other systems
it relies on having its own store type which should allow us to be more flexible
then using the built in kv system.
I have included an in mem session store.
We have reached the stage wehre the new tenant service is being used and
is stable but we want to get it in more hands and used as the default service.
this fix is necessary to avoid the superflour write header error. When the
write fails, we log it, this shoudl never happen unless the connection gets
corrupted. In that case there is nothing for the server to do except log
* feat(tenant): Add in service functions and business logic
Built on top of the crud layer of the system we should now have additional service logic.
The addition of service layer should allow for us to verify similar functionality to the kv system.
* feat(tenant): Build the crud actions for the new tenant service
To faciliate the isolation of domain specific systems we need to have a
isolated CRUD action system that we can layer business logic on top.
Co-authored-by: George <me@georgemac.com>
Johnny Steenbergen
Lyon Hill
Alirie Gray
Ben Johnson
Andrew Watkins
Yiqun (Ethan) Zhang
George
Lorenzo Affetti
Jonathan A. Sternberg