Widget Telemetry Streaming
The embedded status widget securely streams real-time, zero-dependency telemetry (visitor logs, anomalies) directly from the tenant's site into our ingestion pipeline.
Embed a single line of code to stream zero-dependency telemetry into our deep learning pipeline and protect your infrastructure with anomaly forecasting.
Click through the stages below to explore how data streams from ingestion to deep learning forecasts in real-time.
The embedded status widget securely streams real-time, zero-dependency telemetry (visitor logs, anomalies) directly from the tenant's site into our ingestion pipeline.
<script src="https://platform.demo/assets/widget.js" data-page-id="tenant-id"></script>Our extensible deep learning pipeline currently features two active modules—Service Level Agreement (SLA) predictions and Threat Anomaly (TA) analytics—with architectural support for future predictive modules.
Explore step-by-step guides, working notes, and AI-driven annotations on data engineering paradigms.
Track live service health, response times, and system statuses across all our core ingestion endpoints.
Leverage predictive deep learning models to estimate Service Level Agreement (SLA) status up to 90 days out.
Detect unusual usage patterns and identify potential threats with our deep learning anomaly forecasting.
The Data Engineering for Machine Learning Platform runs ingestion tests, live service health tracking, and deep learning analytics.
To enable authenticated data syncing, the platform utilizes Google Analytics 4 (GA4) API integration. We explicitly request OAuth scopes for the following workflows:
Aggregates anonymized traffic parameters to feed into our PyTorch-based neural network anomaly detection model.
Authenticates system administrators for pipeline orchestrations and config modifications.
Identifies geographical bottlenecks and SLA latency deviations across distributed instances.