rns-status-page 1.3.0

A Flask web server to display Reticulum network status.

Reticulum Status Page

Reticulum status page using direct Reticulum library integration and rnsd from the utilities. Built using Flask, Gunicorn, and HTMX.

Request to Add or Remove an Interface: Open a Issue or message me on Reticulum c0cdcb64499e4f0d544ff87c9d5e2485 this only applies to my instance at rstatus.quad4.io

Features

• Check status of Reticulum interfaces.
• Download specific or all interfaces (txt)
• API for usage in other projects/applications
• Automatic rnsd management with configurable options

Security

• API rate limiting with Flask-Limiter
• CORS for locking down cross origin requests
• Talisman for security headers
• Docker uses Chainguard images for rootless and distroless containers

Install

pip install rns-status-page

Usage

rns-status-page

It uses uptime.json to track uptime of interfaces and persist across rns-status-page restarts.

No rnsd

If you already have rnsd or nomadnet running you can use the --no-rnsd flag to not start rnsd on a separate thread for the status page.

rns-status-page --no-rnsd

Docker/Podman

[!NOTE]
Please wait at least 5 minutes for RNS to initialize and stats to be available.

docker run -d --name rns-status-page -p 5000:5000 ghcr.io/sudo-ivan/rns-status-page:latest

touch ./uptime.json
chown 65532:65532 ./uptime.json
docker run -d --name rns-status-page -p 5000:5000 -v ./uptime.json:/home/nonroot/uptime.json ghcr.io/sudo-ivan/rns-status-page:latest

If you have existing config, chown 65532:65532 uptime.json

Replace docker with podman if you are using podman.

Docker Compose

# Create uptime.json with correct permissions
touch ./uptime.json
chown 65532:65532 ./uptime.json

# Start the service
docker compose up -d

The compose configuration includes:

• Resource limits (CPU/Memory)
• Security capabilities (NET_ADMIN, NET_RAW)
• Health checks
• Automatic restart policy

Debugging

Verify rnstatus works:

docker exec rns-status-page rnstatus

Should display interface stats.

To-Do

• More tracking over time and stats
• Stale server detection (node is up but no announces being received/sent)
• Filter by reliability and uptime
• Micron Status Page
• Optional I2P, yggdrasil support (in docker)
• Convert announces received/sent into a more readable format
• Add API security tests
• Memory and performance optimization
• History endpoint for changes over time
• Sqlite database instead of json for uptime and history
• Dedicated settings file to configure various things

API

Read the API.md file for more information on api usage.

How it works

1. Starts rnsd in a separate thread, unless --no-rnsd flag is used which will use existing shared connection or rnsd instance
2. Uses Reticulum directly to get the status of interfaces/servers. (originally used rnstatus command output)
3. Flask and Gunicorn are used to serve the status page and API

Contributing

All contributions are welcome!

License

MIT