Fanout
Self-hosted traces, logs and metrics that you and your agents can query
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For the price of a sandwich you get a device that records who knocks on your LAN and how long your internet was really down, with nothing leaving the house but a Discord message.
Flash it to a $3 ESP8266 (NodeMCU or WeMos D1 Mini) with PlatformIO, join your Wi-Fi through its setup network, paste in a Discord webhook. Three decoys then log the source IP and any credentials tried against them: a fake Ubuntu terminal on Telnet 23, a fake router login on 8080, a fake camera on RTSP 554. It also times latency, loss and outage length, notices power cuts, wakes machines over LAN and answers over Tailscale with no port opened. MIT, half a watt, 4 commits, no release, and a default password printed in the README.
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