Multiple android emulators + Each from a different proxy & 1 giant panel?

[Swolsby]

Is there a way to have multiple android emulators, each through a different residential proxy and all of the controlled by master control panel?

Am I making up stuff now? haha

 

[MR.Spuf]

I have something working right now, not on residential proxy on mobile proxy though, there's no master control panel, but works wonders. I am doing Instagram automation

 

[Swolsby]

I have something working right now, not on residential proxy on mobile proxy though, there's no master control panel, but works wonders. I am doing Instagram automation

Mobile proxy is even better!

But how do you control this depending on what you do? Since you don’t have like an admin deck.

In your case, Let’s say you want 500 emulators for 500 ig aacounts automating likes and comments. Do you currently do this manually?

 

[imccafey]

If it's separate instances of the emulator with its own independent connection system, they should be able to run separate proxies internally.

 

[Swolsby]

If it's separate instances of the emulator with its own independent connection system, they should be able to run separate proxies internally.

Thanks for this!

Yes, separate instances of the emulator, all of course on one computer.

Do you know anyone who can fully walk me through setting this up?

 

[proxygo]

sadly bhw doesnt allow egg n spoon teaching, dont blame me

 

[imccafey]

Thanks for this!

Yes, separate instances of the emulator, all of course on one computer.

Do you know anyone who can fully walk me through setting this up?

Setup can vary due to a lot of factors, you can try to search for possible that may be on here. Alternatively, posting on the Hire a Freelancer section would get you some reliable assistance on that, for the right price of course.

 

[Uncle Muriko]

mind elaborating a little bit in what your working on? I’ve done some projects by doing something like this a while ago

 

[Swolsby]

sadly bhw doesnt allow egg n spoon teaching, dont blame me

Oh my bad didn't know that. Thanks for pointing that out.

Do we know of a freelancer/company that offers this kind of service? I looked on the market place and was only able to find proxies.

 

[Swolsby]

Setup can vary due to a lot of factors, you can try to search for possible that may be on here. Alternatively, posting on the Hire a Freelancer section would get you some reliable assistance on that, for the right price of course.

Good to know! Yeah Posting on that section would be a good start! Thank you!

 

[Swolsby]

mind elaborating a little bit in what your working on? I’ve done some projects by doing something like this a while ago

Could we exchange DMs Please?

 

[bobblack225]

I have something working right now, not on residential proxy on mobile proxy though, there's no master control panel, but works wonders. I am doing Instagram automation

Hey! Do you know the best way to run an android emulator on a pc with 8gb of ram. Maybe a lightweight one, but I only need one (rooted android emulator). Much appreciated!

 

[turelink]

You're not making stuff up at all! What you're describing is actually quite feasible. Here's a possible way to accomplish this:

To achieve the use of multiple Android emulators, each running on a different residential proxy, you will need a few tools:

1. Android Emulators: Tools like Bluestacks, Nox Player, and Genymotion allow you to run multiple instances of Android on your computer.
2. Proxies: You would need residential proxies from providers such as BrightData, Soax, or Smartproxy.
3. Proxyfier or Proxifier: This is a program that can force your Android emulator to connect to the internet using a specific proxy. Each emulator instance can be set to use a different proxy.
4. Automation Tools: To control all of these instances from a master control panel, you would need automation software. AutoIt, Selenium, or even Python scripts with libraries like PyAutoGUI can be used to control your Android emulators.

Here's a rough outline of the steps you'd take:

1. Set up multiple instances of your chosen Android emulator.
2. Purchase or acquire your residential proxies.
3. Use Proxyfier or Proxifier to assign each emulator instance a different proxy.
4. Write or record scripts using your automation tool of choice to control each emulator instance.
5. Monitor and control the process through the interface provided by your automation tool.

It's a complex setup and requires some time and technical knowledge, but it's definitely doable. Good luck!

 

[MR.Spuf]

Hey! Do you know the best way to run an android emulator on a pc with 8gb of ram. Maybe a lightweight one, but I only need one (rooted android emulator). Much appreciated!

For obvious reasons I can't share it but on 8gb I assume all of them can work. You need to test it manually first.

 

[kelturon]

I have something working right now, not on residential proxy on mobile proxy though, there's no master control panel, but works wonders. I am doing Instagram automation

which emulator are you using?

 

[MR.Spuf]

which emulator are you using?

All of them work, you need to test for yourself!

 

[bobblack225]

For obvious reasons I can't share it but on 8gb I assume all of them can work. You need to test it manually first.

I tried bluestack, nox, and genymotion. Only bluestacks really worked but I needed something that's rooted and behaves like a real device with its own device id.

 

[MR.Spuf]

I tried bluestack, nox, and genymotion. Only bluestacks really worked but I needed something that's rooted and behaves like a real device with its own device id.

All the above can be rooted! Dig deeper!

 

[manyusesandreuses]

You're not making stuff up at all! What you're describing is actually quite feasible. Here's a possible way to accomplish this:

To achieve the use of multiple Android emulators, each running on a different residential proxy, you will need a few tools:

1. Android Emulators: Tools like Bluestacks, Nox Player, and Genymotion allow you to run multiple instances of Android on your computer.
2. Proxies: You would need residential proxies from providers such as BrightData, Soax, or Smartproxy.
3. Proxyfier or Proxifier: This is a program that can force your Android emulator to connect to the internet using a specific proxy. Each emulator instance can be set to use a different proxy.
4. Automation Tools: To control all of these instances from a master control panel, you would need automation software. AutoIt, Selenium, or even Python scripts with libraries like PyAutoGUI can be used to control your Android emulators.

Here's a rough outline of the steps you'd take:

1. Set up multiple instances of your chosen Android emulator.
2. Purchase or acquire your residential proxies.
3. Use Proxyfier or Proxifier to assign each emulator instance a different proxy.
4. Write or record scripts using your automation tool of choice to control each emulator instance.
5. Monitor and control the process through the interface provided by your automation tool.

It's a complex setup and requires some time and technical knowledge, but it's definitely doable. Good luck!

This guy is god sent!

 

[Proxy Cake]

This guy is god sent!

It's literally an answer from chatgpt lol