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SORMAS (Surveillance, Outbreak Response Management and Analysis System) is an early warning and management system to fight the spread of infectious diseases.
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Allow for a configurable dashboard content so that countries can configure it the way they see fit #1507

Open faatihi opened 4 years ago

faatihi commented 4 years ago

As discussed briefly in #1475 ,

GHS requests an exact implementation of their dashboard design proposal. It's the first image on issue #835 . They want that for the non-technical staff. I'm thinking we can make the components (on the dashboard) configurable. That way, Ghana may include the components it needs and, may be, place them where they want.

If we make the dashboard configurable, we won't have to go for "least common denominator" design when more countries get on board.

If there's a new adaptation request for another information on the dashboard, we only code the component for that information and make it available for all countries to add or switch out existing components.

MartinWahnschaffe commented 4 years ago

@faatihi Bernard has now created issue #1529 which is supposed to contain all things that have to be changed for the dashboard. Can you have a look at it and see if it contains everything that is needed?

bernardsilenou commented 3 years ago

@JonasCir @MartinWahnschaffeSymeda @MateStrysewske @markusmann-vg I had a meeting with @JinasCir to discuss ways on moving ahead of building and using other applications with sormas. We thought of integrating known dashboard tools to allow countries to configure what they need to see. I will plan a followup meeting to discuss the bast way and technology to use. Here are possible solutions: Kibana or Grafana ? Jonas will do a preliminary analysis of these technologies The current suggested workflow is to use R for data analysis and modelling, push the results in a statistics database than can be used by other applications for visualization

JonasCir commented 3 years ago

Grafana is an open source visualization platform. It can directly ingest data from PostgreSQL and can be provided as Docker container. It is extremely flexible and allows to create dashboards in no time. Visualizations can be exported and shared.

Kibana is also a great way to analyze and visualize data, however, it is tied to the Elasticsearch (ES) DB. Bringing this in makes the setup a bit more complex and resource intensive. Further, the relevant data has to be imported to ES first. However, @bernardsilenou mentioned that there were ideas for data warehousing and the need to query time series data dynamically. ES provides first class support for both. I already worked with the ELK stack in the past.

JonasCir commented 3 years ago

I just set up Grafana with SORMAS. Deployment is super easy, creating Dashboards is straight forward and looks like this: grafana

bernardsilenou commented 3 years ago

@JonasCir that looks cool

JonasCir commented 3 years ago

Might be related: https://github.com/hzi-braunschweig/SORMAS-Project/issues/904 and https://github.com/hzi-braunschweig/SORMAS-Project/issues/2832

JonasCir commented 3 years ago

@bernardsilenou I created a working version which builds on the regular docker-compose stack in our repo. You can clone and run it, further details are included in the README :)

bernardsilenou commented 3 years ago

@JonasCir Super! One thing lacking now is the creating of the statistics database in sormas. I will clone and test and also schedule a short meeting with the sormas gurus next week to decide the best was of information flow and documentation