Show logs and monitors in all their glory #14
Labels
backend
Related to the back end
design (UI)
Related to visual design
feature
A new feature of the app
Feature request
Use Case
In #13 we fundamentally enable questions to be answered with a stream of events that can be processed and stored in the database (or elsewhere if we want).
This means that in question models we could provide visual display of MUCH more than just when a question was asked or its status - we could provide inline views of the logs that are streaming back, and inline views of monitors, inputs and outputs as read-only JSON.
This will allow users of the django application to inspect logs of questions much more powerfully than before and get to the root of any issues much quicker.
Current state
Currently, we have to wheedle around in GCP logs or write queries to inspect the monitors coming back.
@cortadocodes I'm going to assign you this one to do, partly because it'll go into websockets work a little, which I think will be a good area of learning, and partly because you've done so much glorious looking work on the log display that you should have the opportunity to show this off to the windquest team.
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