Grafana is a customisable dashboard app that could pull data from any source (e.g. local vault logs or SAFE data structures) to make stylish, queriable, customisable dashboards.
Looks very nice.
The Grafana project was started by Torkel Ödegaard in 2014 and has the last couple of years become one of the most popular open source projects on GitHub. It allows you to query, visualize and alert on metrics and logs no matter where they are stored.
Grafana has pluggable data source model and comes bundled with rich support for many of the most popular time series databases like Graphite, Prometheus, Elasticsearch, OpenTSDB and InfluxDB. It also has built-in support for cloud monitoring vendors like Google Stackdriver, Amazon Cloudwatch, Microsoft Azure and SQL databases like MySQL and Postgres. Grafana is the only tool that can combine data from so many places into a single dashboard
Wikilambda is an open repository of code that anyone can use and contribute to.
Every page in Wikilambda represents a function. A function has a description, a list of parameters, test cases, a list of implementations in different programming languages, and further metadata. The implementations can be reused in other software projects (private apps or scripts), be called and executed online (either just in the browser or in a cloud environment or Jupyter or PAWS notebooks), composed to achieve more complex functionality, signed, analyzed or validated, and much more.
Wikilambda is a project in the spirit of Wikipedia, Wikidata, Wiktionary, and others, and it allows contributors from all over the world to create and maintain a library of functions, which can be used by anyone for any purpose. Every function can be supported by multiple implementations in different programming languages, test cases, pre- and postconditions, documentation, metadata in form of runtime estimates and complexity guarantees for the different implementations, etc. Users may call a function directly on the Website, or from their own code or applications, from a command line interface, or a local app. The function may be executed locally in the browser, in the cloud, or locally and embedded within the users application.
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These days the main agenda in decentralized field is “next internet”. And they are realizing the blockchain in not solution. And they are moving to DAG. But, maidsafe already go AT2 and CRDT futher without PARSEC. Only the result(end production)could tell them maidsafe is one of solution for next internet… I am glad to wait it…
I can’t wait to read the first article in Wired magazine that says “Cryptocurrency’s oldest project finally launches after fifteen years in the making! (hint; its older than Bitcoin)”
marketing should be in marketing thread.