Data structure
We will make an assumption in this chapter, that is, we have a friendly backend developer on our team who's able to provide us data in the format we need. Let's flesh out our requirements for the data that will power our application.
Another assumption is that we're looking for trends and statistics here, so we're going to be basically aggregating logs into something more suitable for user consumption.
Live charts
We planned to have two "live" charts on the dashboard (one to show SQL queries as they come in, and one to show web requests). In order for this to work, we need a URL we can poll every second or so. This will provide us with data on the last second of activity. Something like this:
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