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pantaw

v0.4.5

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Deploy and upgrade a Pantaw monitoring hub on your Cloudflare account

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pantaw

Deploy and upgrade a Pantaw server-monitoring hub on your own Cloudflare account — Workers, D1 and KV, all within the free tier.

bunx pantaw deploy        # or: npx pantaw deploy

The first run is a wizard: API token (the token page opens with the permissions pre-selected), D1 and KV provisioning, migrations, deploy, JWT secret, first admin account, and optionally your first server with its agent install command. Later runs upgrade the instance to the hub version bundled with the CLI, keeping all data.

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | deploy [--name <instance>] [--yes] | First deploy or upgrade | | status [--name <instance>] | Show resources and probe health | | list | List instances configured on this machine | | destroy [--name <instance>] | Delete the Worker, D1 database and KV namespaces |

State lives in ~/.config/pantaw/<name>.json (mode 600). Non-interactive use: --yes with CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN, optionally CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID, PANTAW_ADMIN_EMAIL and PANTAW_ADMIN_PASSWORD.

Each release of this package carries the hub from the same release, so the CLI version you run is the hub version you get:

bunx pantaw@latest deploy     # upgrade to the newest hub
bunx pantaw@<version> deploy  # deploy that exact hub version

MIT licensed.