Feature: Multi-Instance Integration with Unified View

I'd like to propose a new feature that enables multiple instances of Tianji to run simultaneously in different locations while consolidating data from all instances into a single main instance.

Objective:

• Improve system availability and responsiveness by running multiple instances across various regions.
• Provide a unified view of the system by integrating data from different instances, ensuring a seamless and comprehensive experience.

Perspectives:

• Decentralized Architecture:
  Run separate instances in distinct locations with the ability to visually integrate their information, allowing for a more robust and fault-tolerant setup.
• Hybrid Approach:
  Operate a single main instance alongside minimal agents deployed in other locations to collect uptime monitoring data, which is then periodically synced with the central instance.

Conclusion:

I would appreciate your thoughts on this proposed feature. I'm particularly interested in hearing from the code maintainers regarding the feasibility of implementing multi-instance integration and unified views.
Are there any technical challenges or concerns that need to be addressed?
What would be the estimated effort required to develop this feature?

Thank you.

No files, tests, or entry points are identified. Start by reviewing the project's architecture and existing data synchronization or monitoring boundaries to assess the decentralized and hybrid approaches. Done would require an agreed design for multi-instance data collection, synchronization, and a unified view.