> Originally this was posted on reddit, but I thought I post that here also for non-reddit using people, especially league admins.
For quite some time, I am working on a toolkit to help league admins to deal with rFactor servers. It follows the principle of having an non-invasive CLI interface to simplify and automate the management, updating and deployment of rFactor server instances. It works on every existing rFactor 2 server and does not add dependencies to the server itself, preventing the addition of new stability issues.
The toolkit allows running reproducible builds, e.g. in case you want to add a skin to a server. The building/ updating is done via a single command, so you can grab a coffee instead of having to click throught multiple tools on the server. With having reproducible builds, it eradicates the factor of human-made mistakes between server update runs.
The toolkit itself will be published as Open Source. It's not released yet, it's within a test loop to identify feature requirements and issues. The toolkit will also recieve a web interface, allowing people to sign up for championships and to upload liveries.
I created a discord as a place for discussion, feel free to join if you have any questions or ideas:
https://discord.gg/qwSkeAM
For quite some time, I am working on a toolkit to help league admins to deal with rFactor servers. It follows the principle of having an non-invasive CLI interface to simplify and automate the management, updating and deployment of rFactor server instances. It works on every existing rFactor 2 server and does not add dependencies to the server itself, preventing the addition of new stability issues.
The toolkit allows running reproducible builds, e.g. in case you want to add a skin to a server. The building/ updating is done via a single command, so you can grab a coffee instead of having to click throught multiple tools on the server. With having reproducible builds, it eradicates the factor of human-made mistakes between server update runs.
The toolkit itself will be published as Open Source. It's not released yet, it's within a test loop to identify feature requirements and issues. The toolkit will also recieve a web interface, allowing people to sign up for championships and to upload liveries.
I created a discord as a place for discussion, feel free to join if you have any questions or ideas:
https://discord.gg/qwSkeAM