Overview Returns real-time statistics about what’s happening across all worker nodes in the cluster. This endpoint is polled every second by the dashboard for live updates.
Your API key for authentication
Response Number of videos currently being downloaded across all nodes
Number of videos currently being processed with FFmpeg
Number of files currently being uploaded to S3
Example curl -X GET "https://api.tornadoapi.io/dashboard/cluster" \ -H "x-api-key: sk_your_api_key"
Success Response { "total_downloading" : 45 , "total_muxing" : 12 , "total_uploading" : 8 }
Error Responses 401 Unauthorized
401 Unauthorized
{ "error" : "Missing x-api-key header" }
Usage This endpoint is polled every second by the dashboard for real-time updates:
let clusterInterval = null ; function startClusterPolling ( apiKey ) { // Clear any existing interval to prevent memory leaks if ( clusterInterval ) clearInterval ( clusterInterval ); clusterInterval = setInterval ( async () => { // Only poll when tab is visible if ( document . hidden ) return ; try { const response = await fetch ( '/dashboard/cluster' , { headers: { 'x-api-key' : apiKey } }); const stats = await response . json (); document . getElementById ( 'downloading' ). textContent = stats . total_downloading ; document . getElementById ( 'muxing' ). textContent = stats . total_muxing ; document . getElementById ( 'uploading' ). textContent = stats . total_uploading ; } catch ( e ) { // Silently ignore errors for real-time updates } }, 1000 ); } // Don't forget to clear on logout/cleanup function stopClusterPolling () { if ( clusterInterval ) { clearInterval ( clusterInterval ); clusterInterval = null ; } }
Always clear the interval when the user logs out or navigates away to prevent memory leaks.
How It Works Each worker node reports its status to Redis every second with:
Current download/mux/upload counts
Hostname and IP address
Timestamp (heartbeat)
The cluster endpoint aggregates all nodes with a heartbeat within the last 30 seconds.
