SAM-CLI Dashboard

Quick start

• Make sure your NodeJS and npm versions are up to date for React 16.8.6

• Install dependencies: npm install or yarn

• Start the server: npm run start or yarn start

• Views are on: localhost:3000

Design Files

Download .sketch file

License

• Licensed under MIT (https://github.com/viksrivat/sam_cli_dashboard/LICENSE.md)

Credits

UI Extended from https://github.com/devias-io/react-material-dashboard

Ideas

Update UI

• One click deploy template
• Electron app to download and run
• Don’t assume that a template is loaded initially
• Specify Credentials in the settings
• Drag and Drop template
• Takes Xray+CloudTrail+CloudWatch and combines the data on all three to view the current state of the app
• Allow for quick local development for a deployed stack
• IAM Policy Editor
  • Tab to load a template and view relationships between any two services
    • Drag visually the service in order to say that it is implicitly invoked
    • React-digraph is really good for this
      • Save the relationships as part of MetaData within the template
  • Policy Sim and easily click which items you want
    • Side Pane
• Generate Dashboard
  • — pipeline
    • Creates a pipeline and the ci system for the repo based on the start right setup?
  • Load from SAR repo, GitHub, bitbucket, code commit, gitlab
    • Initialize git repo
    • Rip of from vue init
    • boto3.client(‘serverlessrepo’).
    • Git clone part of urI
• frame and search SAR
  • paginator = client.get_paginator('list_applications')
  • Generate item by item and click check out
• View Logs of a certain resources
• Load template and validate via cli
  • SAM Validate with cfn-lint
• Pricing System
  • Based on input provide a log of how the resources will cost as the resources will scale
    • Simple toggle of requests is required + costs of each resources scrapped via beautiful soup
    • data and networking costs
    • Display red flags when tier is crossed
  • Prediction tool
    • Cost over a time period as requests scale based on the history or a linear function