Create a live dashboard (like top) for your scraper:
watch -n 2 'echo "=== Proxy Scraper Stats ==="; \
echo "Active: $(ps aux | grep scraper | wc -l)"; \
echo "Req/min: $(cat /tmp/req_count)"; \
echo "Proxy ban rate: $(redis-cli ZCARD proxy:failures) / $(redis-cli ZCARD proxy:total)"'
Better: Use glances or custom Python with rich library: nypd+proxy+top
from rich.live import Live from rich.table import Table import psutildef generate_table(): table = Table(title="NYPD Scraper Top") table.add_column("Metric", style="cyan") table.add_column("Value", style="green") table.add_row("CPU %", str(psutil.cpu_percent())) table.add_row("Memory %", str(psutil.virtual_memory().percent)) table.add_row("Active Proxies", str(len(working_proxies))) table.add_row("Requests Today", str(request_counter)) table.add_row("Ban Rate", f"banned_proxies/total_proxies") return table Better: Use glances or custom Python with rich
with Live(generate_table(), refresh_per_second=4): while True: # update stats sleep(1)offering flexibility and control.
For an organization like the NYPD, selecting the "top" proxy solution involves evaluating several key factors:
Some top-tier proxy solutions might include:
Attacker (Cloud VM) → SOCKS5 Proxy (Compromised server in NYC) → Stolen VPN credentials → NYPD VPN → TOP Portal