Supervisor fun

An example of some Python3 logic simulating a distributed set of engines.

Getting started

You're going to want to run this through venv.

python3 -m venv ./env
./env/bin/pip install -r requirements.txt

A precompiled frontend has been provided, but you can compile it yourself by reading the instructions in the frontend directory.

The project exists in multiple distinct parts: individual MACHINE nodes, and a SUPERVISOR that looks out for them.

You can start up MACHINES like so

./env/bin/python3 ./project machine [unique identifier] [machine type] [IP address/url of supervisor] [port number]

They'll begin doing their thing and reporting back to the supervisor. The currently available types are:

To start up a SUPERVISOR, do the following

./env/bin/python3 ./project supervisor [http_port] [machine_tcp_port]

You'll want to make the port the same as the ones the MACHINES are calling back to.

A dashboard will become available on http://localhost:[http_port] - you can watch as the machines dial home and register with the dashboard.

You can run the unit tests for the Python components here:

./env/bin/python -m unittest

If you need to rebuild the frontend for whatever reason

cd frontend
npm i
npm run build