Automated System Telemetry & Power BI Analytics Dashboard

An automated infrastructure monitoring system that collects real-time system performance counters (CPU, RAM, Disk I/O, Network), stores metrics in MS SQL Server, and visualizes system health trends through interactive Power BI dashboards.
Critical friction and failure modes observed in existing workflows
System administrators and DevOps engineers frequently lack lightweight, agent-less monitoring for on-premise Windows servers, resulting in unpredicted system bottlenecks, memory leaks, and disk space saturation.
Engineering methodology, model selection, and pipeline design
Built an automated Python daemon utilizing Windows Performance Counters (psutil and win32pdh) to sample host metrics at configurable intervals, batching records into MS SQL Server with optimized indexing, and creating automated Power BI refresh schedules.
Validated benchmarks, latency figures, and operational efficiency
Provided 24/7 observability across server clusters with sub-second telemetry sampling, reducing system incident diagnosis time by 65%.
Real-time host telemetry capture (CPU, RAM, Disk IOPS, Network)
Batch ingestion pipeline into MS SQL Server with indexed time-series tables
Interactive Power BI dashboard with drill-downs and trend forecasting
Threshold-based anomaly alerting for CPU and memory saturation
Automated scheduled ETL jobs for historical log retention
Extensible architecture supporting multi-machine fleet monitoring
Production libraries, architectural components, and runtimes used in this system:
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