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Remote Executors

OK, so this is quite possibly taking the project way past what it was ever intended to be, but stay with me on this one... It would be amazing if I could launch "remote executors" and install them on various devices/virtual instances but have them report back to a central Uptime-Kuma instance. This is a feature that some of the more advanced site-monitoring tools have, and would allow me to spin up instances across the globe to see what the response time was from each region etc. As a rough outline, I'd probably be looking for the agents to either post their results back to the "primary" setup via HTTPS, or just load the results onto an MQTT Queue and have the "primary" read those results and log them. Having it as a lightweight app would also mean that I could deploy onto a Raspberry Pi or similar if I didn't want to use virtual machines in a cloud-provider.

Posted by proffalken on Jul 19, 2021, 5:51 AM

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proffalkenJul 19, 2021, 5:51 AM

OK, so this is quite possibly taking the project way past what it was ever intended to be, but stay with me on this one... It would be amazing if I could launch "remote executors" and install them on various devices/virtual instances but have them report back to a central Uptime-Kuma instance. This is a feature that some of the more advanced site-monitoring tools have, and would allow me to spin up instances across the globe to see what the response time was from each region etc. As a rough outline, I'd probably be looking for the agents to either post their results back to the "primary" setup via HTTPS, or just load the results onto an MQTT Queue and have the "primary" read those results and log them. Having it as a lightweight app would also mean that I could deploy onto a Raspberry Pi or similar if I didn't want to use virtual machines in a cloud-provider.

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