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API Analytics Dashboard

A developer tool that tracks API usage, performance, and errors across client applications.

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Core challenge: balance real-time event ingestion with fast dashboard queries, without report generation blocking the user experience.

Requirements4

Real-time event ingestion

Report generation with PDF export

Features3

Live usage dashboard

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Scheduled & on-demand reports

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Report generation approach

Arlo · Solution Architect · API Analytics Dashboard

Not sure if I should add a queue for the report generation or just run it inline. Reports take about 30 seconds to build.

AR

Given your current stack, inline will hurt. Your requirements say users trigger reports from the dashboard, so a 30s block means timeouts and a frozen UI. A queue lets you respond instantly and notify when it's done. With your expected volume (you noted ~50 users), something lightweight like BullMQ on Redis is enough. No need for Kafka yet.

Yeah, I was worried about overengineering it. BullMQ sounds right.

AR

Worth capturing this as a decision in your project notes. Want me to draft it? Context, options considered, and why you chose the queue, so future-you remembers the reasoning.

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