We did some progress and changes to our solution that might help us improve our business case :). In the meantime we want to claim some badges!

Badges

We have created a Realtime dashboard with the help of an MVC webapp with SignalR to show Realtime data coming from the database and telemetry in data lake. The Dashboard combines many different components and view referencing different data sources. We think that this is a good candidate for #DashItOut, #Feature bombing, #ClientSideSalsa and #Nasty Hacker (Since we could not achieve some Realtime functionality in PowerBi for some telemetry data, we had to find a quick workaround). Come and take a look to how it works if you wish.

We have also created an Azure AI Search knowledge source and knowledge base which collects all telemetry data from azure data lake. The cool thing about this is that we can use it to translate events from Minecraft into real world scenario events, converting our solution into an incident simulation platform. We can translate events like this:

Minecraft	Industrial Reality
Player	Operator
Zombie	Mechanical hazard
Creeper	Explosion or gas incident
Player death	Safety incident
Block change	Maintenance
Time of day	Shift

The knowledge source is then made available to be used by any external agent that supports RAG indexes. We want to claim the badges: #Hipster. Check the code in our github repo: https://github.com/bricenocar/acdc2026.

Dooh Badge

We created an agent that was supposed to improve prompts coming from Minecraft chat. It took long time and we got really bad results after implementing it. So there was no point on using it, waste of time! #Dooh!

Power of the shell

We have now exported our arm templates and saved into our repo. We can now recover our solution if needed 🙂

https://github.com/bricenocar/acdc2026.

Embedded Numbnuts

Here is a video demonstrating the use of a QR code to open our solution dashboard