Tunnel Snakes Rule! Bringing the many worlds of Python together to monitor Melbourne's biggest infra
summary
Claim: a production system ingests 150–200 sensors sending half‑second telemetry and survives a peak of ~1 billion records/month. Built components include device agents (API pollers, FTP server using PyFTPDlib), a Kinesis pipeline + S3 audit AWS Kinesis, stream processing (checkpointed Flink) Apache Flink, time‑series storage InfluxDB, and a Django/Celery/React frontend that uses pandas for live regulatory calculations and PDF reports — deployed and running under real project deadlines.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:15Project Overview
- 1:30Parkville Precinct
- 3:00The problem
- 7:04The plan
- 13:10The build
- 17:38APIs
- 19:37FTP
- 21:34Streaming Analytics
- 24:38Why pandas
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