Go Remote Control
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A small Go-based system controls up to forty geographic nodes by running a tiny web service on an alternate port on each machine and accepting only a few commands: Go-based ghost service, Hubot-triggered HTTPS calls. Deploy, start, stop and restart map to local scripts that can withdraw anycast routes, stop clients, run multi-step updates and report success or failure; the open sourced tool executes parallel HTTP calls (examples of four-node runs) and works reliably with monitoring integration.
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