subrosy

'rosy' means healthy and enthusiastic

'sub' comes from subnet

How to use

• Deploy your service via fluence CLI or any other means
• Choose subrosy-enabled subnet (ask around)
• Call join_subnet with your service location and ResourceId of the subnet

Here's an example Aqua if you've deployed service "example" via fluence CLI:

services <- App.services()
for srv <- services.example.default:
    status, scripts, errs_join <- join_subnet(resource_id, srv.peerId, srv.serviceId)

Then go to our frontend https://fluence.one/subrosy/ and find that subnet, you will see your service there.

Or you can call get_health in Aqua and gather health statuses there:

get_health(resource_id)