phoenixframework/phoenix_live_dashboard
This system is a comprehensive monitoring and debugging dashboard for Phoenix applications, providing real-time visibility into application health, system metrics, and runtime data. It aggregates telemetry and log data to display interactive charts, process information, and request logs through a modular, component-based architecture. The dashboard supports multiple database backends for local development and includes features for customizing the UI and extending functionality via registered hooks.
54.2
Adequate · 29 July 2026
7.4k
lines of production code
Elixir
with JavaScript
2
bus factor · 98 authors in all
3
measurements over time
How it got here
2019 · LiveDashboard modularization and modernization
This period focused on refactoring the LiveDashboard into a modular component-based architecture, replacing the monolithic codebase with distinct, reusable UI components and a TelemetryListener for data collection. The update also modernized the development environment, asset build tools, and test suite to support multiple database backends and newer Elixir/Phoenix versions.
11 changes
2020 · Live Dashboard expansion
This period focused on significantly expanding the Live Dashboard with new monitoring pages for applications, Ecto, ETS, and system metrics. The team implemented interactive charting with uPlot, added request logging features, and established comprehensive test coverage for the new components.
13 changes
2021–2023 · LiveDashboard enhancements and asset serving
This period focused on enhancing the LiveDashboard by introducing custom head content and JavaScript hook registration for extensibility. The dashboard was also updated to serve its own static assets directly with long-term caching headers, while the UI was upgraded to support Bootstrap 4.6.2 and the uPlot charting library.
5 changes
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