SleekView Charts for NinjaFirewall
NinjaFirewall ships a powerful web application firewall and writes detailed event logs. SleekView Charts reads those logs and turns them into a configurable dashboard.
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NinjaFirewall logs become chart cards, not text grep
NinjaFirewall sits in front of WordPress and decides what reaches PHP. Every blocked request, rule hit, brute-force lockout, and file-monitor change is written to its event log with rule IDs, IPs, request paths, and timestamps. The native log viewer is a paginated list focused on individual rows.
SleekView reads the log table directly and aggregates it. Rule IDs become a top-rules bar, blocked IPs become a horizontal ranking, attack types become a donut, and blocks per hour become a line chart. The same dataset powers a Number card for total blocks today and a Bar for top targeted URLs.
NinjaFirewall stays in charge of the firewall rules, the engine, and the log writer. SleekView only adds the aggregation surface, so dashboards reflect exactly what the firewall decided to record, no parsing or duplication.
Workflow
From NinjaFirewall logs to chart cards in four steps
Connect the log dataset
Pick log fields
Add chart cards
Save the dashboard
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from NinjaFirewall data
Blocks today
Count
Action mix
Count
group by action
Top firing rules
Count
group by rule_id
Blocks per hour
Count
group by stamp
Comparison
Default NinjaFirewall reporting vs SleekView Charts
Default NinjaFirewall log viewer
- The log viewer paginates events without cross-row aggregation.
- Rule ID frequency requires filtering and counting visually.
- Trend lines for blocks per hour or per day need exports plus spreadsheet work.
- Top source IP rankings live in support-ticket queries, not in the admin UI.
- Comparing action types over time has no native chart.
SleekView Charts
- Reads the NinjaFirewall log table directly with no parser layer.
- Rule IDs, actions, IPs, and request URIs all chartable as groupBy keys.
- Number, Pie, Bar, Area, Line, Radar, and Radial cards per dashboard.
- Aggregations cover count, sum, average, minimum, and maximum.
- Saved dashboards share one dataset with Table and Kanban views.
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for NinjaFirewall
Rule-tuning view
Top-firing rules bar makes overactive signatures obvious so policies can be tightened or relaxed with evidence.
Attack pacing
Line and Area cards over the timestamp column expose whether traffic is steady or spiking against business hours.
One log, every angle
Same dataset feeds KPI numbers, distributions, rankings, and trend charts without duplicating queries.
Audience
Who builds NinjaFirewall charts dashboards with SleekView
Security admins
Daily dashboard with blocks today, action mix, top rules, and per-hour line replaces three log-screen visits.
WordPress agencies
Per-client dashboards make it easy to show what NinjaFirewall actually caught during the billing period.
Incident review
After a campaign, the same dashboard rewinds to the hour-by-hour breakdown for the post-mortem.
The bigger picture
Firewall data is only useful when it can be aggregated
NinjaFirewall is excellent at making per-request decisions. Its log is detailed and accurate. The trade-off is that the admin viewer is row-shaped, which means anyone wanting a top-rules ranking or a blocks-per-hour line has to export and re-tool.
SleekView Charts removes that step by reading the same log table the firewall already maintains and rendering it as cards the team configures per dashboard. Investigators keep the per-event detail. Admins and reviewers get aggregations, rankings, and trend lines without leaving WordPress, and without asking the firewall to compute anything it does not already record.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for NinjaFirewall
Yes for any edition that writes the event log to the database. File-only logging requires database logging to be turned on for SleekView to read it.
Yes. If file monitoring is enabled and logs to the database, its rows appear as a separate SleekView dataset with its own chart options.
No. Charts only render on admin requests against existing tables. The firewall's request-time decision path is untouched.
SleekView reads whatever the database stores. If logs are stored encrypted in a column, charts can still count rows but cannot group on the encrypted payload.
Yes. If the log captures the request method as its own column, that column is selectable as a groupBy in any card.
No. The native viewer remains the right tool for per-event drill-down. SleekView adds the cross-event aggregation layer.
SleekView handles tables in the millions of rows by using the existing log indexes. Performance scales with index quality, not chart count.
SleekView dashboards live in the WordPress admin behind capability checks. Public embedding is not part of the security-data flow by design.
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