For tinkerers and developers
whoami (echo server)
A tiny page that shows what the request looked like.
About
A tiny page that shows what the request looked like. The smallest possible test that a domain, certificate and routing all work.
Notes
Tiny HTTP server (traefik/whoami) that returns the request headers, client IP and container hostname. Used as the smallest possible sanity-check for the v2 install pipeline and for Caddy ingress binding — bind a domain to it and curl the response to verify TLS, routing and DNS in one shot.
Facts
- Version
- 1.0.0
- Source
- Official
- Runtime
- Container
- Devices
- Pi · Linux · Mac
- Min. RAM
- 128 MB
- Project
- github.com
Install
How to run whoami (echo server) yourself
- 01
Connect a device
A Raspberry Pi, a Linux machine or a Mac that is on anyway.
- 02
Install it
One click in your Obacht account. Your device checks the signature before anything runs.
- 03
Open it from anywhere
It gets a web address under your-name.obacht.space, with HTTPS. Add your own domain if you have one.
Open-source contribution
Forwarded
A fixed amount per install goes to Traefik, forwarded via GitHub Sponsors.
Run it on your own hardware.
Obacht is in a closed pilot phase. Put yourself on the list. We let people in a few at a time, so it can take a while.