fun linux command, not screenreader friendly
1. grab all your instances peers, and peers of those peers, into a file:
for peer in $(curl https://YOUR_INSTANCE_NAME_HERE/api/v1/instance/peers | jq -r .[] | sort); do curl -s https://${peer}/api/v1/instance/peers | jq -r .[] | sort >> ~/peers; done
2. sort the file, prune duplicates, and view it:
cat peers | sort | uniq | less
fun linux command, not screenreader friendly
@dumpsterqueer would be very interesting to graph these, so you could get a better insight
fun linux command, not screenreader friendly
@f0x feel free! I don't really feel like doing it, was just messing around with the API, but I'm sure it could be done pretty easily with some python or whatever you like