Air-Quality Monitoring Server
Node.js v8.10+ React.JS, Typescript, MongoDB v4.2 database, Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, VM infrastructure, REST/JSON APIs over HTTPS & SSH, CPCB-compliant, WebSocket.
Node.js v8.10+ React.JS, Typescript, MongoDB v4.2 database, Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, VM infrastructure, REST/JSON APIs over HTTPS & SSH, CPCB-compliant, WebSocket.
A defense-grade manufacturer needed a cloud-native platform that could turn thousands of raw sensor feeds into real-time, regulatory-compliant insights for smart-community air-quality programs.
Deployments streamed high-volume temperature, particulate, and gas data every 60 seconds from both outdoor AQMS and indoor AQMS. They needed a web application that could ingest JSON payloads, calculate CPCB-compliant Air Quality Index (AQI), and stay available 24 × 7 despite patchy networks and disaster-recovery events. The deployment ran in a secure private network with no ISP connectivty.
We architected a containerized Node.js micro-services stack that processes sensor payloads through RESTful endpoints and persists them in a sharded MongoDB cluster for sub-second look-ups.
Server-side rendering delivers CPCB-color-coded dashboards, while WebSockets push live graphs, statistics, and raw data comparisons with selectable time frames (daily to yearly) to browser clients.
A rules-based alarm engine triggers notifications and stores history so operators can clear, acknowledge, or drill into events instantly.
Role-based access, SSH hardening, and HTTPS certificates meet government-grade security mandates.
CI/CD pipelines enabling zero-downtime updates on Ubuntu VMs hosted in secure private and secure data centers.
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