EAP IT incident dashboard — Internal tool · IT support

Dashboard where the IT team sees computer-failure reports from staff workstations with diagnostics attached, viewed by user or by host.

Role: Lead developer

Client: Europ Assistance Polska

Team: 3 developers

Period: 2021

Europ Assistance Polska’s IT department supports the workstations of alarm-centre staff. A failure report is only useful with technical context: which machine, which user, what IP configuration, how fast the connection is and what the screen showed. IT also had to know whether employees had acknowledged its notifications. The team wanted every report in one place with diagnostics attached, and sign-in tied to existing Active Directory accounts.

Reports arrive through a token-protected Laravel API: user, hostname, IP, complaint text, screenshot, raw ipconfig output and measured internet speed. The Vue 2 dashboard groups them by user or by hostname, with search, filter sets, a colour legend for notification acknowledgement (today, not today, over 24 hours), screenshot and ipconfig pop-ups and drag-and-drop ordering. Staff sign in with Active Directory credentials via Adldap2, and API tokens are Argon-hashed. I led the build, which shipped in two months.

Token-protected submissions API with Argon-hashed keys

Reports with screenshot, ipconfig output and internet-speed measurement

Per-user and per-hostname views with search and filter sets

Colour legend for notification acknowledgement; drag-and-drop ordering

Active Directory sign-in (Adldap2); Docker environment, seeds, migrations

Delivered in two months; 59 commits by a team of three

Laravel, Vue 2, Vuex, Adldap2 / LDAP, MySQL, Docker