ailey-tools-esp-manager

You can manage OTA updates for multiple ESP32 devices by running batch operations that push firmware over-the-air to networked boards, coordinating fleet-wide actions with optional concurrency controls. The toolkit uses OTA protocols to handle simultaneous device updates efficiently.

The best way to discover ESP8266 devices on a local network is using mDNS network service discovery, which auto-detects networked ESP devices alongside USB serial devices to build a comprehensive fleet inventory with aliases, MACs, and last-seen times.

Yes, you can flash firmware to ESP32 boards over USB serial using esptool.py. The toolkit automates the flashing process for binaries across USB-connected devices, supporting both individual and batch flashing operations for IoT fleets.

To monitor health metrics across an ESP device fleet, the toolkit queries connected devices for uptime, heap usage, RSSI signal strength, and temperature readings. This provides a comprehensive view of fleet health and device status.

Yes, ESP fleet management supports backup and recovery by reading and saving existing firmware from devices before applying updates. This ensures you can restore previous configurations if an OTA update or flashing operation encounters issues.

Yes, a local device registry is used to coordinate batch operations for ESP32 fleets. It maintains fleet inventory with aliases, MAC addresses, and last-seen times, enabling organized management of bulk flashing, configuration, and OTA updates.