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Proposal: build lightweight dashboard of jobs performance into Admin #1207
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Alternatively, we could potentially link to grafana dashboards using the same postgres storage |
I'm strongly for building metrics outside the Django App -and especially the Admin- for a few of reasons:
On the other hand building outside the Django App will allow us to leverage existing projects (like Grafana or similar) and will make iterating and answering questions faster. Building a new Dashboard in Grafana will be quicker than html /css coding, reviewing and pushing to dev, staging, production. I understand that building something with Python in Django is our comfort zone atm but this is also a good opportunity to explore new things. This is an ongoing discussion, I'm just capturing here what we've already discussed with jgmize |
How about we start with private jupyter notebooks?
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Looks interesting. I've no experience with jupyter notebooks, let's try this out. |
An approach similar to https://medium.com/@hakibenita/how-to-turn-django-admin-into-a-lightweight-dashboard-a0e0bbf609ad could be viable if we decided to store more granular performance summary data for each job instead of just the totals.
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