/Bedya

Bedya is the first application for managing IT devices for Linux distribution (Servers, Raspberry-Pi ...) via Telegram.

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Bedya is the first application for managing IT devices for Linux distribution (Servers, Raspberry-Pi ...) via Telegram. This way you can know the status of your devices from anywhere with Internet connection, be it a mobile or a PC.

IMPORTANT: Now you can install the Bedya Server in your house, you can see the steps to install it here .

Features:

With Bedya you will be able to control and monitor different functionalities of your devices.

You will be able to create your configurations in a very easy way from our web, in this way the management and the control will adapt of the best possible form to your needs.

  • Basic information (IP Privates, IP Public, Host Name, Uptime, Date)
  • View the Status and Start/Stop the services of your choice.
  • Consult the performance of your RAM, Hard Disk and the Network Interfaces that you want.
  • Restart and Shutdown your devices
  • Integration with Latch to give greater security to the control of your devices.
  • You can give management access to the administrators of your choice.

Getting Started:

Register:

  1. You will need to create an account on Telegram if you do not have it.
  2. Find our bot @Bedya_bot in Telegram and write /register, this will start the process to create your Bedya account.

Note: This ID is very important because if you later enter a wrong id on our platform, you will not be able to control your devices.

  1. Our bot will ask you to enter a password with the following format /pass + password. For example "/pass Ra1234".
  2. Now you can go to Bedya and with your Telegram ID and the password you have previously entered you can access the Control Panel.

Create settings:

It's time to create the configurations and bots that will help us control our IT devices.

  1. Find and talk to BotFather and follow a few simple steps.

If you need help to create a bot click here.

  1. Once you have created your bot and have the authorization token, go to the Bots section in our Control Panel and register a new one with the Token you obtained earlier.

It will be necessary to register as many bots as IT devices we will manage.

  1. Enter the Administrators section and register the users that can later manage your computers. For this you will need your Telegram ID.

To know the id of each administrator will need to go to @Bedya_bot and press the ID Telegram button.

  1. In the Services window enter all the services that you want to manage (Apache, MySQL, FTP ...).

  2. The next thing is to complete the Modules that go from a bestowal to the bots of different functionalities.

If you are not interested in any module you do not need to fill in this section, you will always be able to activate them later.

  1. In the Others section you can register the latest features for your devices. For example, the network interfaces (eth0, eth1, wlan0 ...)

  2. Finally in Configuration create a customized configuration for the bot that you have registered and associate the elements that best fit the administration that you are going to make.

Installation

  • Installation using GitHub:
$ git clone https://github.com/RafaMunoz/Bedya.git
$ cd Bedya
$ sudo python setup.py install
  • Installation using wget:
$ wget https://github.com/RafaMunoz/Bedya/archive/master.zip
$ unzip master.zip
$ cd Bedya-master
$ sudo python setup.py install

Modify default settings

The first configuration is done manually, then all changes you make from the web will be applied automatically in the bots.

$ sudo nano /etc/bedya/infobot.json

You must complete the fields "token", "id" and "name" and then save the file using Ctrl+O and Ctrl+X.

"token": "INTRODUCE AQUI TU TOKEN",
"admin": [
    {
        "id": "INTRODUCE AQUI TU ID",
        "name": "INTRODUCE AQUI TU NOMBRE"
    }
],

If you have installed a Bedya Server you will need to modify the configuration file and change the IP addresses for your server.

$ sudo nano /etc/bedya/bedya.conf

[URL]
updates = IP-SERVER/api/infobot/
downloads = IP-SERVER/downloads

Once the configuration file has been edited you can start the service using either of the following two commands.

$ sudo service bedya start

or

$ sudo systemctl start bedya

Automatically after a few minutes the configuration you have created from the web will be downloaded.

Tip: If you need to force the download you can send the "/update" command to your Bot from your cell phone.