> An exit node could be expensive ...
Well, I'm still sticking with CoolHousing/Virtual Server Lite because I
hardly ever get abuse complaints. For ITL, I may leave after my term
expires.
But a few other companies I found were:
https://hostmaze.com/
https://www.lcsnet.eu/index.php
https://se
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Hello,
I have a couple relays / exits running.
Now my question is : how do you manage them is there any dashboard or CLI tools
to manage them ( statistics, ect.. )
I know the cli tool specially for Tor "arm"
Thanks alot.
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I use a third-party monitoring service to monitor the Dir and OR ports of
all my relays. It's especially useful now that Tor Weather isn't
maintained. The service constantly checks for a response from both ports,
using several monitoring endpoints around the world, and notifies me of any
downtime.
> https://blazingfast.io/
they shut down my exit without further notice and it was blazingslow
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Exact, it can be a useful tool.
All the servers you own can be shown in a list, and several tools to
manage them like some VPS management where you got everything on the
same place.
I see some operators launching several Tor instances to use many cpu
cores, so it can be nice to have something like
Hi,
if you have a few relays I would go "the professional way" and set up an
Icinga 2 server. If you combine Icinga 2 with a graphing tool like
Graphite you can also produce nice graphs.
You can monitor the whole server (CPU, RAM, disk space, Tor bandwidth,
etc) and get alarmed when something is m
