Yet another ai-generatated dashboard

I know there are too many already… I was heavily inspired by arrogantrabbit’s one, just there are some problems I was not able to fix and developement stopped. Additionally I have some different goals in my mind as well:

  • I want it running in the docker
  • I want endpoint for Home Assistant to have there some sensors
  • I want to play with copilot myself :smiley:
  • There are mostly information I’m interested myself. Arrogantrabbit’s heatmap was very cool looking, but I didn’t found usage for it, so it was not worth the effort for me (as an example)

Here is my current instance running

Sources, instructions, a bit of documentation and docker image could be found here on github. Feel free to use it, copy it, share it, it’s under MIT license, so whatever you like.

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will you be expanding this dashboard or is it done as far as your concerned?

Good question. Depends mainly if I find values interesting for me (well - and that I’ll be able to collect them).
Suggestions are wellcome - but no promiss that I’ll implement them.
Pull request are wellcome as well of course.

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well the stuff I (and probably a lot of us) would want to see historically (we are talking months/years) is daily/weekly snapshots of amount stored vs amount pending deletion, average traffic (in/out) for the day

Yah, make sense. I have to figgure out how to get those information reliably. I’ll try to get it from node API, but there will not be (I’m afraid) long-term data available, so to have such years long historical data you have to wait … years.

In the meantime I introduced basic (optional) communication to the node’s API and added very basic payout information to the screen v0.2.0.

I added some long-term financial/data statistics in v0.3.0 Some small bug fixes and visual improvements.

It look’s great. Is it running with Storj-Exporter-Docker and Prometheus-Docker? It’s not a grafana dashboard?

Thanks.
No, it has nothing to do with grafana/prometeus. It just analyze logs and additionally calls (some) API methods “on port 14002”

Can you share the code and how to set it up?

Hello, source codes, some setup instructions, pre-built docker image are here on guthub, license is set (I hope) to do whatever what you like
If you still have any questions/whatever - just ask. I’ll try to answer/help/improve_instructions…

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v0.4.0 is out there, docker image is prepared.
It has now:

You can still peek into my instance here:

Do any of you have your instance public? Would you mind to share?

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