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This is what the user sees when the program initializes, before the login screen appears.

Here the user logs in with their AWS username and access keys. This must be done if the user is logging in for the first time. If the user wishes, they can save their keys for a fast login next time. That is, if they check the box, they can log in…

Here the user will log in with just their username (if they vouched to save their keys for a faster login).

Here is the dashboard screen, which the user sees after logging in. Each block in the dashboard represents an instance of an AWS service, and within each block is information for that instance. The lines on the dashboard represent connections between…

This is the Settings Window. Here, the user can select which services they do or do not wish to see. Here, the user can also set how often they want the application to refresh, that is, make calls to the AWS instances and update for…

A video in which a few of my team members discuss the significance of our project, as well as provide a walkthrough of the application.

Finwell Apps Capstone Project