Improving Developer Experience with LiveDashboard
summary
LiveDashboard wires Telemetry into a Phoenix UI so teams get real-time Metrics and Request Logger panels, charts updated on five‑second intervals (memory summaries, run‑queue counts), an observable processes table with search and an observer‑style supervision tree, and support for inspecting clustered nodes. The front end uses LiveView front-end with Telemetry back-end and swapped initial chart code for YouPlot to fix performance; it ships in the Phoenix generator and can run as a separate node, letting teams debug live production issues without noisy log sprawl. distributed cluster support
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:54How we got here
- 3:42I immediately regretted it
- 7:31Distributed teams are great
- 12:21LiveDashboard was made with love
- 12:49Improving developer experience
- 14:19Building LiveDashboard
- 17:27Whats Next
- 19:47LiveDashboard Demo
- 23:59Questions
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