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README.md

Infrastructure Dashboards

This repository contains the source code for the infrastructure dashboards developed with plot.ly and dash.

Why Plotly

Plotly allows you to make beautiful and interactive dashboards in just a few lines of code, with data virtually any source that has a Python API.

How do the Infrastructure Dashboards work?

Plotly objects consist of one or more data components and a layout component. Both have subcomponents. Most, but not all, of the formatting is controlled in the layout.

This app is divided into the following resources:

  • wrappers/: where the API wrappers, style.py and settings.py live.
  • .env: where all the constants and keys/secrets are set.
  • app.py: entry point for the dashboard app: where the layout elements and the callback functions are set.

Running locally in dev mode

Setting up

Add an .env file:

cp .env_example .env

Create an virtual environment and install dependencies:

virtualenv venv
source venv/bin/activate

Installing

make install

Running

Run server at localhost:

make run

The dahsboard should be available at http://127.0.0.1:8051/ (note that the port is set in .env).

Learning Resources