What do WebBased Automation Service use in backend?

IAmDaze said:

I wanted to know what do websites like Instazood and other web-based automation services use in the backend. Can I buy similar scripts? I have seen very similar services with the same interface. They must be using same script. I searched but couldn't find.

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doepjohn said:

They aren't just simple scripts. There's a lot happening in the backend.

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GermanBotMafia said:

Many platforms offer services to resellers, based on API access, or as a "white label" solution. The resellers do only use a separate domain, sometimes with a different design.

Regarding the backend: We created a few bots based on Linux servers, coded in C++. They operate inside a small cluster, located at different data centers to be fail safe. The browser interface controls only the scheduling of tasks.

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Rabb said:

Look into some python instagram bots, they can be run headless and could probably be coded to a web interface fairly easily. Depends on your requirements and coding skill.

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KraftyKyle said:

You can use a variety of languages. Look into scripting languages like python or ruby.

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doepjohn said:

They aren't just simple scripts. There's a lot happening in the backend.

Personally I use python for building these kind of off-site services.

Django is good for db services and has great REST API documentation if you'd like to get started with something like that.

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GermanBotMafia said:

Absolutely. Depending on the platform you target (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, ...) there are really complex systems behind, with 100,000+ lines of code.

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