Infrastructure Telemetry
Real-time telemetry and hardware pipeline monitoring for AWS & ESP32 edge infrastructure.
AWS EC2 c7g.large (Arm Graviton3 — 32.196.120.236)
Vision Engine & Agronomist LLM
- Status:KleidiCV NEON Active
- Latency:9.8ms
- Model:Llama 3.1 8B Q4_K_M
AWS EC2 t2.small (Backend Engine — 3.80.177.174)
Digital Twin & REST / WS Backend Engine
- Status:DynamoDB Connected
- Port:8080
- Engine Mode:Dual-Mode Engine
Amazon DynamoDB (us-east-1)
Spatial Persistence & Log Warehouse
- Tables:4 Active Tables
- Status:Nominal Status
- Buffer:Zero-Loss Write Buffer
AWS IoT Core (aiwa631kpod3d-ats.iot.us-east-1.amazonaws.com)
Secure TLS MQTT Broker (Port 8883)
- Security:X.509 Mutual Auth
- Delivery:QoS 1 Delivery
- Architecture:Zero-Trust Mesh
[STANDBY / AWAITING HEARTBEAT]
ESP32 Edge Hardware Nodes (192.168.1.52)
Physical Actuator & Stepper Gantry Controller
- Status:[STANDBY / AWAITING HEARTBEAT]
- Heartbeat:30s Hardware Watchdog
- Edge Gateway:Middleware Not Connected
Component Health — Last 24h
24 Hourly SegmentsAWS EC2 c7g.large (Arm Graviton3 — 32.196.120.236)99.98%
AWS EC2 t2.small (Backend Engine — 3.80.177.174)99.99%
Amazon DynamoDB (us-east-1)100.00%
AWS IoT Core (aiwa631kpod3d-ats.iot.us-east-1.amazonaws.com)100.00%
ESP32 Edge Hardware Nodes (192.168.1.52)Standby
AWS Graviton COOL Benchmark
COOL on AWS Graviton executed the vision pipeline 2.4x faster & 38% more cost-effectively than the x86 baseline.
COOL on AWS Graviton
2.4x
-38% cost per inference vs x86
x86 Baseline
1.0x
Baseline performance