In progress / Case study (evidence pending)
Monitoring Dashboard
Grafana-based uptime and SLA dashboard for website monitoring.
Overview
A monitoring surface that turns website checks into readable uptime, latency, and service-level views.
Problem
A site can be online while degraded, and ad hoc checks do not provide enough history to reason about reliability.
My role
Monitoring model, dashboard structure, signal selection, and operational documentation.
Stack
- Grafana
- Prometheus
- Docker
- Linux
Architecture
Website monitoring flow
A probe checks target websites, Prometheus stores the resulting time series, and Grafana presents operational views.
01 Websites
Monitored endpoints
02 Probe
Availability checks
03 Prometheus
Time-series metrics
04 Grafana
Dashboards and SLA views
Key features
- • Website availability checks
- • Latency and uptime trends
- • Grafana SLA-oriented views
Deployment
The monitoring components are containerised for a repeatable Linux deployment.
Security
Dashboard administration is not exposed publicly, and monitored targets contain no private credentials.
Challenges
- • Separating meaningful incidents from transient failures
- • Presenting reliability without overstating incomplete data
What I learned
- • Monitoring claims need a defined measurement window
- • Dashboards should support action, not only visualise data
Proof and evidence
private
Monitoring proof in progress
Dashboard screenshots will be added after real data is available.