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Ask HN: Instant Observability for Graph Data

1 pointsby HighlandSpringover 2 years ago
I&#x27;m a single person working on a real-time data hobby project in Scala. The rough of the app is:<p>- subscribes to a bunch of feeds over websockets<p>- aggregates the messages somewhat<p>- passes them through some ML models and decision makers which are organised hierarchically<p>- executes the decisions<p>- listens on feeds that relay decision updates<p>A lot of it is CRUD and a lot of it is actors passing messages around. I&#x27;m getting to the point where I don&#x27;t want to be scanning through log lines anymore and need to set up some visibility but time is scarce so want to ask around:<p>What is there apart from Kibana?<p>Kibana is a pretty good fit, there&#x27;s a Scala library that extracts structured logs from string interpolations (https:&#x2F;&#x2F;izumi.7mind.io&#x2F;logstage) so before long I could have a very searchable log and all kinds of dashboards.<p>The one nice-to-have that I&#x27;d miss is capturing my hierarchies. It&#x27;d be more helpful if I could also have a network view of all my entities, their nestings and the throughput between them. That&#x27;d be really nice but again, it&#x27;s a nice to have and I&#x27;d like it to be very low setup<p>Am I missing something obvious? Grafana?

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