Fekalies Chenazes
DevOps Engineer & Real‑Time Systems Specialist
About This Project
This real‑time monitoring dashboard is a portfolio piece demonstrating live data streaming, WebSocket integration, and responsive data visualization. The dashboard simulates a production server environment, updating metrics every few seconds to showcase how modern DevOps tools present infrastructure health.
Technologies used: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript (ES6+), Chart.js, WebSocket API. The backend (simulated here) would typically push metrics via a persistent WebSocket connection, allowing for low‑latency updates without polling.
Professional Background
With over 6 years of experience in cloud infrastructure and site reliability engineering, I specialize in building observable, resilient systems. I've led monitoring initiatives at two high‑growth startups, reducing mean time to detection (MTTD) by over 60% through custom dashboards and automated alerting pipelines.
I'm passionate about open‑source observability tools (Prometheus, Grafana, Loki) and enjoy creating educational content around real‑time data architectures.
Why Real‑Time Matters
Traditional monitoring often relies on periodic polling, which can miss critical spikes or waste bandwidth. Persistent connections like WebSockets enable true real‑time visibility, allowing teams to react instantly to anomalies. This dashboard is a live demonstration of that principle—every number you see is streamed (or simulated) in real time.