Public Rss Bridge for the Community.

ghost commented 5 years ago

Dear All,

Excuses I am posting this message probably in the wrong location but I sent the 'owner' an email a while back and didn't get an answer. On the main GitHub page I read a request about providing public available Rss Bridge hosting for the community and so I created it and hereby the link :

Link : https://rssbridge.tomdings.com/

Hopefully the configuration I used is correct. If anything is done in the wrong way please let me know and I will change it immediately.

Nice detail ... The link mentioned above is hosted - currently - on 4 different servers in Germany, France, United States and Hong Kong. The moment I have a few minutes I will add some more hosting locations. Hopefully some people are happy with the service.

It is automatically updated the moment a newer release will be available at GitHub !

For now ... Enjoy your day!

ghost commented 5 years ago

Just added Canada and Russia for now. Some others will be available later on.

Please do not worry about site load performance etc. There is more than enough capacity available to redirect requests to other servers. Will add some more load-balancers [based on HaProxy and Nginx] too.

I am not using Sqlite. All databases are running MariaDb Galera 10.1 in clusters with MaxScale and ProxySql routers. No idea if it is helping anything to use this with Rss Bridge ???

ghost commented 5 years ago

Getting many times the notification about accessing / pulling the Rss Bridge website to update the Rss Feeds as fast as possible. Please do not worry a moment. Accessing the website every minute is totally not needed but if that's what you want ... Please go ahead.

Capacity enough to handle millions of requests in extreme short periods of time. Cloudflare is handling incoming requests - only service I use from them - and thanks to the HaProxy setups it is - almost - impossible to create system over-loads.

If in any situation capacity is increasing ... New servers are ordered, installed, configured and coming available fully automatically. And this situation is running like this for many years already. Enjoy the services!

ghost commented 5 years ago

I was thinking about some solution which helps you and other people maybe even more. Getting really a lot of customization requests since yesterday and - as always - I like to help everyone solving their issues :

Will create a service - announcing it at https://www.facebook.com/Free-WebServices-Social-Rss-Bridges-327883021177972/ -. Anyone who likes to have an - additional / extra / own - service based on the existing Rss Bridge application is able to request it. I will create the service and host it for free.

This way you will be able to use Rss Bridge the way you want it. Some link will be available with a version of the application with all custom solutions in it too. Of course more than a single request will be allowed and created if you want in an existing environment if you requested anything earlier.

Hopefully many of you are helped with this solution. For now enjoy your day!

ghost commented 5 years ago

Adding an addition now to store Rss Feed embedded media [photos / videos] on different storages.

This way Social Media providers are not able to see / create any statistics anymore based on the media content used from their platform. Tested it already and using it on another website already.

Website: http://mySocialFeeds.com/ [ Currently updating! ]

ghost commented 5 years ago

Screen dump to show how I monitor the Rss Feed embedded importing items real-time. Will make it public available very soon. Reading the address bar is not helping of course. Changed the location ;-)

[Bit later!] Kept same location. Turned-on IP detection.

logmanoriginal commented 5 years ago

If you are willing to share your server for everyone, please don't hesitate to add it to the list of public hosts on the Wiki (so far as I can tell you already did this). Of course, everyone is free to use these servers at their own risk.

Other than that we don't track each server, because there are hundreds if not thousands of servers by now. Tracking all of them here would overwhelm the issue tracker. If a bridge fails the error dialog will allow users to open an GitHub issue here. Other than that I suppose you should setup update notifications on your server, so we can focus on project development here.

I sent the 'owner' an email a while back and didn't get an answer

I don't know who you send the mail to, but the best way to get in contact with us is via this issue tracker. You can always ping someone using the @ mention like this: @MrCoding

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