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: Japanese (Original audio); subtitles are usually not included in the raw Japanese release but may be added by third-party distributors.

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[Content Code: JUQ-952] ➔ [Source Tag: rm] ➔ [Platform Domain: javhd.today] ➔ [Timestamp/Index: 02-24] ➔ [Duration: 01 Min]

| # | Capability | Description | |---|------------|-------------| | | Minute‑level time series | Pulls timestamped aggregates (count, avg latency, error %). Each row = one minute (00:00‑23:59). | | 3.2 | Live auto‑refresh | Auto‑refreshes every 60 s (configurable) using a WebSocket push or long‑polling fallback. | | 3.3 | Heat‑map visualization | Color‑coded grid (green → normal, amber → warning, red → critical) for quick pattern spotting. | | 3.4 | Tooltip drill‑down | Hover over any cell → pop‑up with raw numbers, top 5 offending services, and a link to the full log for that minute. | | 3.5 | Threshold alerts | Admins can set static or dynamic thresholds (e.g., error% > 5 %). Breaching minutes flash and fire a notification (Slack/Email). | | 3.6 | Export & share | One‑click export of the visible 24‑h window in CSV/JSON. Option to generate a shareable URL with a time‑bound token. | | 3.7 | Responsive UI | Works on desktop, tablet, and mobile browsers (collapsible columns on small screens). | | 3.8 | Access control | Integrated with existing RBAC – only users with the view_javhd_daily_min permission can see the feature. |

| Phase | Activities | Duration | |-------|------------|----------| | | Internal demo, mock data, UI feedback. | 2 weeks | | Beta | Connect to staging TimescaleDB, enable real‑time updates, limited user group (5 users). | 3 weeks | | Production | Full roll‑out, monitoring dashboards, post‑deployment health check. | 1 week | | Post‑launch | Collect usage metrics, iterate on threshold UI, add export to PDF. | Ongoing | This shift has led to the development of

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