On 12 November 2017 at 13:52, Ole Ersoy <ole.er...@gmail.com> wrote: > With a progressive Angularjs Webapp it will be a realtime / offline / > cached and web deployable analysis tool. You can deploy it to browsers, > your phone, the desktop. The browser can cache assets such that the app is > always available. Need to store a bunch of logs offline in the browser - > use PouchDB. The whole thing can be wrapped in electron to make it a > desktop application. Need observables to observe, throttle, debounce, > filter, map etc. log results as they are coming in? Use RXJS. Etc. etc. > etc. >
You can do all this with Qt and some other GUI toolkits. > It should connect to RESTful or GraphQL endpoints (Elasticsearch, FluentD > sources), or load files directly from the desktop. > This could be a useful feature for watching remote logs, especially in larger production environments with dozens or hundreds of nodes, each with who knows how many log sources. Again, not specific to web apps, though this does use web technology (not a bad thing). > Plus now you also have the entire NPM ecosystem: > https://www.npmjs.com/ Have you seen Maven Central? It makes the NPM ecosystem look, well, unprofessional. > For colors I would mimic a Stock Exchange, Crypto Exchange (See the HODL > cryptocurrency phone app). That way administrators have good realtime > metaphor for what's going on in their systems. > I haven't really looked much at what you're saying, but the design ideas could be interesting. > Install the mobile version on a phone and set it to receive events that > have a hacking signature, etc.... This could be useful, though I feel like it might be simpler to just set up alerting via an app you actually use more often (e.g., getting an email or chat notification). -- Matt Sicker <boa...@gmail.com>
