CFS Edge Pool — Node Test Results

7 home nodes serving the AWS box over SSH reverse tunnels. 6/7 online · polled 2026-07-12 17:43:13 UTC

Node	Assigned job	Result (live from node)	Load avg
p1 192.168.1.89 · :9101 · 12c/31GB	1 + 1 = ?	1 + 1 = 2 [ran on p1]	0.00
m102 192.168.1.102 · :9102 · 4c/31GB	print "hello, world"	hello, world [ran on m]	0.00
zenserver 192.168.1.242 · :9103 · 12c/15GB	print "hello, Zen Server, are you OK?"	hello, Zen Server, are you OK? [ran on zenserver]	0.00
a1 192.168.1.24 · :9104 · 2c/7GB	"Hello, a1, are you a1?"	Hello, a1, are you a1? [ran on a1]	0.05
l2 192.168.1.250 · :9105 · 4c/23GB	"Hello, l2, are you l2?"	Hello, l2, are you l2? [ran on l2]	0.00
l4 192.168.1.212 · :9106 · 2c/3.7GB	"Hello, l4, are you l4?"	offline — Failed to connect to 127.0.0.1 port 9106 after 0 ms: Couldn't connect to server	—
m1 192.168.1.244 · :9107 · 12c/15GB	"Hello, m1, are you m1?"	Hello, m1, are you m1? [ran on m1]	0.11

Each node ran its assigned workload locally and wrote the output to ~/cfs-edge/result.txt; the worker reports it live and the [ran on <hostname>] tag proves which machine produced it. Refresh to re-poll. Load balancer for real traffic lives at /edge/<path> (round-robins across the pool).