Forces all scrape traffic. Per-request ?via=cf / ?via=cf>fly>gcp / ?via=fly,gcp still wins for that call. Arrows = failover order; comma = equal split. Test hits POST /openUrl with the selected via and does not save.
While on, every request is stored with hop details (OK and fail). This table auto-refreshes. Turns off when the timer ends.
POST /openUrl through this worker. Replay /openUrl uses the current traffic override. CF / Fly / GCP force that hop (?via=). Same status, X-Trabo-* headers, and body a client would get. To grep a past URL and hammer one proxy until WAF, use /probe.
| Route | Requests | OK % | CF ok | Fly ok | GCP ok | All failed | CF WAF | Fly WAF | GCP WAF | Timeout |
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OK is the hop that served the request. WAF counts each hop, including when a later hop rescued.
| Proxy | OK | Share of OK | WAF |
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Each Fly machine and GCP URL. Last 5 WAF blocks show how many OK requests ran, and for how long, before the 403.
| Host | Proxy | OK | WAF | Since last WAF | Last WAF after | Last 5 WAF |
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Request count per minute. Red bar = CF/Fly/GCP WAF or all hops failed in that minute.
| Minute (Amsterdam) | Traffic | Requests | OK % | CF ok | Fly ok | GCP ok | All failed | CF WAF | Fly WAF | GCP WAF |
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| Amsterdam | Route | Outcome | CF | Fly | GCP | Mode | Cookie | ms | Bybit path | Query |
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