Real-time Data Dashboard

The Real-Time Dashboard project (RAMI) is a dynamic web application built to visualize and monitor real-time data streams. Leveraging Angular framework for frontend development, chartJs for data visualization, and WebSockets for seamless real-time updates, this dashboard provides an intuitive interface for users to track key metrics and trends.

Key Features:

Angular Framework: Angular is used to create a single-page application (SPA) architecture, providing a responsive and interactive user experience. Angular's modular design enables efficient development and easy maintenance of the dashboard components.

Real-Time Data Updates with WebSockets: WebSockets technology is employed to establish a bidirectional communication channel between the client (browser) and the server, enabling real-time data streaming. As data is updated on the server, WebSockets facilitate instant transmission of updates to the client, ensuring that the dashboard reflects the most recent information without the need for manual refresh.

Customizable Widgets and Dashboards: Users have the flexibility to customize their dashboard layout and add or remove widgets based on their preferences. Widgets can display diverse data sources, including numerical values, charts, maps, and text-based information, providing comprehensive insights into the monitored metrics.

Responsive Design: The dashboard is designed to be responsive across devices, adapting seamlessly to various screen sizes and orientations. Whether accessed from desktops, laptops, tablets, or smartphones, users can enjoy a consistent and optimized viewing experience.

Authentication and Authorization: To ensure data security and user privacy, the application implements authentication and authorization mechanisms. Users may need to log in with valid credentials to access the dashboard, and role-based access control (RBAC) can be enforced to restrict certain functionalities to authorized users.