A Kotlin project that adds sound to a set of monitored Prometheus metrics.
docker-compose -f docker/docker-compose.yaml up
./gradlew runQ: Why do I hear nothing?
A: You may need to turn up the sound
Q: What am I listening to?
A: CPU usage percentage on your left ear, memory usage percentage on your right ear and a metronome with the disk space usage
There are 2 possible audio types currently: Metro and Synth.
- Metro is short for metronome, it is a periodic sound similar to a heart rate monitor in hospital
- Synth is short for synthesizer, it is a constant sound with some pink noise mixed in. It plays on alternating channels, so you will probably hear it on only one side of your audio output.
You can find the full config definitions and defaults in the Config file.
A config file is roughly the equivalent of a Grafana dashboard, it's a collection of Prometheus metrics that are being output as sound.
- Scrape multiple times within a run and support a scrape_interval config
- Consider switching to a server/client arch and playing sound via Javascript in the browser
- Study hearing theory and add explicit failsafes to protect people's hearing at all times
- Allow loading multiple configs and switching between them dynamically
This project is licensed under the MIT License.