A web console that brought an enterprise data platform to more users
HPE Data Fabric (formerly MapR) is a powerful big-data platform driven largely from the command line. I built an intuitive web interface over that CLI — including an in-browser terminal and flexible, filterable dashboards — opening the platform to users across skill levels.
- 30%
- reduced dependency on the CLI
- 20%
- better operational efficiency
- 50%
- more customizable dashboard views
- 95%
- on-time delivery on critical milestones
A GUI over a powerful CLI
Enterprise data platforms are often gated behind the command line, which limits who can operate them. I built an intuitive web interface over the MapR CLI, reducing CLI dependency by roughly 30% and broadening access across technical skill levels.
For the power users who still wanted the terminal, I implemented an in-browser bash terminal — letting them execute commands directly inside the web application, which improved operational efficiency by about 20%.
Dashboards that bend to the operator
I reworked the platform's dashboard flexibility and data-filtering systems, enabling around 50% more customizable views and faster data retrieval — so operators could shape the console around their own workflows instead of the other way around.
Across this enterprise software environment I maintained a 95% on-time delivery rate on critical milestones.
Turning powerful-but-gnarly internal tools into interfaces people actually want to use — let's talk.