This project was built to file the need of being able to provide a simple systems requirement check for remote based training. Leveraging already existing Opensource technologies, we have added a few extra customization to enhance those capabilities.
This project implements use of LibreSpeed’s Speedtest project to allow for
a lightweight speedtest to be performed. This project can be found at:
This project also implements use of jmalloc’s HTML5 WebSocket Echo project
to allow for a lightweight WebSocket test to be performed. This project can
be found at:
The System PreCheck project provides the following overall features:
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HTML5 Browser Detection
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WebSocket Functionality Check (port 8080)
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TCP Port Checks (80) Does not include a SSL Proxy
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Speedtest (LibreSpeed)
The overall goal of this project is to provide a docker implementation providing an all-in-one solution for a system prechecks for remote based training that leverages Apache Guacamole for remote access.
The Dockerfile is provided to build the image for PreCheck with LibreSpeed (Ensure to leverage your own favicon.ico). The docker-compose.yml file is provided to run the docker environment wtih two services overall:
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PreCheck w/ LibreSpeed Container
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Echo WebSocket Container
The overall design is for standalone use only, and the build steps below are to address building an image with multiple contexts.
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Install Required Packages
sudo apt update && sudo apt install docker.io docker-compose containerd
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Clone the repository
git clone https://gitlab.com/gacybercenter/open/precheck.git cd precheck && git submodule update --init --recursive
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Build the Image
docker build . --tag precheck:latest
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Run the Services
docker-compose up -d
This project is not affiliated with LibreSpeed or the LibreSpeed Speedtest project. This project is a derivative work of the LibreSpeed Speedtest project to enable additional checks and is not meant as a replacement for the original project.
This project is not affiliated with jmalloc or the HTML5 WebSocket Echo project. This project leverages the HTML5 WebSocket Echo project AS-IS.
Copyright 2023 Augusta University
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