Queuing display and Visitor Log System with Data Visualization

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For a queuing display and visitor log system with data visualization, start by defining a clean data model in .NET using Entity Framework Core to persist queue events, visitor details, and service metrics. Use ASP.NET Core with SignalR to push real-time updates to dashboards, and expose historical data via Web API endpoints that Power BI or Azure Data Explorer can consume for analytics. For scalability, host the backend in Azure App Service or Azure Kubernetes Service, and stream events to Azure Event Hub for predictive analysis with Azure Machine Learning. Ensure GDPR-compliant data handling by encrypting sensitive fields with System.Security.Cryptography and applying role-based access via ASP.NET Core Identity or Azure AD. This architecture will give you both operational visibility in real time and robust historical insights for optimization.

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Taz

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Tasadduq Burney9mo ago
Hey,
Hope you're keeping well.
For a queuing display and visitor log system with data visualization, start by defining a clean data model in .NET using Entity Framework Core to persist queue events, visitor details, and service metrics. Use ASP.NET Core with SignalR to push real-time updates to dashboards, and expose historical data via Web API endpoints that Power BI or Azure Data Explorer can consume for analytics. For scalability, host the backend in Azure App Service or Azure Kubernetes Service, and stream events to Azure Event Hub for predictive analysis with Azure Machine Learning. Ensure GDPR-compliant data handling by encrypting sensitive fields with System.Security.Cryptography and applying role-based access via ASP.NET Core Identity or Azure AD. This architecture will give you both operational visibility in real time and robust historical insights for optimization.
Thanks and regards,
Taz