🛰️ GRAVITAS GROUND C2 & TELEMETRY INGEST SANDBOX LIVE WEBCRYPTO HMAC-SHA256 + POSTGRES UNNEST()

Architected by Jayson Quindao (djjrip.github.io) • Rust Edge Decoder → TypeScript/WebSocket Stream → PostgreSQL Bulk Ingest
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1. Real-Time Downlink Telemetry & Anomaly Triage (20Hz Stream) ● STREAMING

HV BUS VOLTAGE (V)
99.8 V
REACTION WHEEL (RPM)
3,420
S-BAND DOWNLINK SNR
18.4 dB
PAYLOAD THERMAL (°C)
24.1 °C
VERIFIED FRAMES
0
ANOMALY FLAGS
0
1-to-1 Architecture Match with GG Loop (anti-cheat-sdk): Every downlink frame is cryptographically signed in browser memory via Web Crypto HMAC-SHA256, evaluated against sliding-window Z-score & deterministic threshold bounds, and buffered into single-roundtrip PostgreSQL unnest() batch arrays.

2. Live PostgreSQL unnest() Batch Ingest & C2 Audit Ledger BATCH #1

Why unnest() over standard ORM inserts? Instead of executing 50 separate network roundtrips per second (N+1 bottleneck), packing typed columnar arrays ($1::timestamptz[], $2::text[], $3::float8[], $4::text[]) into a single parameterized PostgreSQL unnest() transaction cuts write latency by >85% while maintaining strict ACID auditability.