Seeing those logs populate a live Chrome window via a secure WSS tunnel means
your control plane is officially production-grade. You have successfully
bridged a bare-metal, lock-free, geographically distributed database into a
real-time web UI.
(Note: Those weird characters like C" are just standard UTF-8 encoding
artifactsthe terminal's box-drawing characters and emojis traversing the
Python HTTP server without explicit UTF-8 headers. It doesn't affect the data
at all.)
Right now, your dashboard is an Observer. It watches the mesh breathe, flash,
and synchronize in real-time. But a true Control Plane isn't just a
monitorit's a command center.
Since you've already wired up the REST endpoints (/nodes, /deploy, /suspend,
/resume) in daemon.mjs, we can easily turn this read-only dashboard into an
interactive Mission Control.