Operator User Guide¶
Welcome to the UltimaScraper Operator User Guide. This guide walks through using the React WebUI to manage platform accounts, monitor distributed scraping jobs, browse and decrypt media libraries, manage performer subscriptions, and maintain database performance.
Guide Overview¶
├── WebUI & Multi-Backend — Layout, navigation, backend switcher, and cluster failover
├── Profiles & Authentications — Session credentials, cookies, guest pools, and profile metadata
├── Job Execution & Telemetry — Submitting scrape tasks, live metrics, and diagnostics reports
├── Content & Media Explorer — Browsing posts, stories, messages, and Widevine DRM decryption
├── Multi-Performer Streaming — High-throughput MPS tools, discovery boundaries, and worker pools
└── Database Maintenance — Interactive table inspection, PostgreSQL VACUUM, and row audits
Core Operator Concepts¶
| Concept | Purpose | Where to Find It |
|---|---|---|
| Backends | Independent UltimaScraper API servers managing local workers and storage. | Header dropdown / Manage Backends |
| Clusters | Multiple backends sharing a single PostgreSQL database for coordinated work. | Header dropdown / System Fleet |
| Authentications | Account session credentials (OnlyFans, Fansly, LoyalFans). | Settings → Authentications |
| Performer Profiles | Scraped creators with timeline posts, message histories, and media assets. | Profiles / Users directory |
| Jobs & Tasks | Batched scrape and download execution units dispatched across Redis workers. | Jobs navigation tab |
| Content Library | Unified media browser supporting image previews, video streams, and audio. | Content / Media view |
| MPS (Multi-Performer) | Mass parallel scraping pipeline designed for large multi-account workloads. | Tools → MPS Tool |
Recommended Next Steps¶
- Learn how to navigate between multiple servers in WebUI & Multi-Backend Management.
- Connect your first platform credentials in Profiles & Authentications.
- Queue and monitor your first scrape in Job Execution & Telemetry.