StreamGate Live Dashboard

Movement everywhere. Exposure nowhere.

This view is intentionally public-facing: it shows a relay that is alive all the time, with routes pulsing and traffic constantly shifting, while the actual private endpoints stay hidden behind controlled StreamGate routes.

Live right-to-left service motion
The top field behaves like a network pianoroll driven from one shared relay feed instead of a per-browser animation.

Country notices pop in naturally
Short notices appear among the traffic bands to hint that a user somewhere just started using a protected service.

Throughput graph never goes flat
The lower chart is smoothed in the browser, but its motion comes from batched samples that the relay publishes to every visitor.

Traffic pulse

One moving graph below the wall, advanced in shared time on the server and smoothed locally so it stays fluid without faking its own data.

rolling window
public throughput pulse

What this page is for

It is a non-sensitive outer shell for the dashboard route before login: kinetic, persuasive and clearly about live private service delivery.

For guests

Anyone visiting /dashboard without an operator session sees movement, not admin controls or user-specific data.

For demos

You can leave it on a large screen and it still feels like a real service plane with routes, consumers, providers and changing throughput.

For the sales story

The page visually reinforces the key idea: StreamGate keeps private services flowing where they are needed, while the relay remains centrally governed.

After operator login, the same /dashboard route switches to the real authenticated control plane with nodes, routes, sessions, versions and access management.

Movement everywhere. Exposure nowhere.

External relay activity

Traffic pulse