A little surprised nobody has noted the Daniel Suarez connection as yet. This is obviously inspired by "Kill Decision" (note the logo of Huginn wearing a headset) and "Daemon".
So there are hidden gems in the comments(at-least for me, I did not know about Node-Red, Bipio etc). Thanks for sharing!<p>Is/are there any such framework/s built with/in Python too?
I really like this concept -- in a previous life at a large company, this was a real problem -- managing internal systems on a prehistoric RHEL version often required employees to build these faceless users who were authorized to do stuff, but I always thought it might be better to just have people run something like this -- a personal agent, that software would trigger/alert.<p>Glad to see someone creating a manager for this kind of thing.
I actually used this for a good while and I like when Huginn shows up. Andrew Cantino is a great dev and has put a lot of hours into this project. As well as many other contributors.
Hi,<p>I'm a software engineer at a small startup that makes this open source engine that automates environments orchestration using containers.<p><a href="http://azk.io" rel="nofollow">http://azk.io</a><p>We created a super easy way to quickly (and safely) run applications such as Huginn from source code locally on your own workstation.<p>It takes little more than just a click.<p>Go to this fork of the project and click the "Run Project" button:<p><a href="https://github.com/run-project/huginn#running-locally" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/run-project/huginn#running-locally</a><p>The only addition made to the original project is a manifest file about the OS, languages, databases etc. required by the project.<p>Afterwards, if you want to deploy to DigitalOcean from your desktop, you can do it in very few steps following these instructions:<p><a href="https://github.com/run-project/huginn#deploying-to-digitalocean" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/run-project/huginn#deploying-to-digitaloc...</a><p>It would be great to get some feedback about it. Hope it helps!<p>Thanks.
Not the same thing. But similar = www.stackstorm.com or better <a href="https://github.com/StackStorm/st2" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/StackStorm/st2</a> Disclosure - I'm a co-founder so arguably most biased person possible. Think IFTTT for Ops. Prior conversations here include: <a href="https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10342000" rel="nofollow">https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10342000</a>
The concept seems nice and even like something that would be useful for me, but given my past experience with Ruby-based web apps, I have serious doubts my old Athlon XP server box could do a particularly good job of running it... is there any similar project written in a more performant language?
I fail to see how this is different than Node-Red. Node-red already has a nice ecosystem, and extra modules allow usage of any npmjs modules to be used (in excess of 200k).