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Dynamic status update without interacting with the database

I am working on a system that displays the live state / steps of creating a system.

Example: If I fill out a hosting form, then in my form it should display the status of the system. Like a created domain, files hosted, etc. In the progress bar. I want to achieve this without using a database.

Note. All operations will be performed on another system, and my hosting form on another system.

Obstacles . Several forms can be filled at the same time.

What have I tried .

  • Writing steps to the database and reading from there.
  • Make a curl for a specific function. But in this case I have to use DB.

I am looking for a way in which there is no db interaction, and I can see the status dynamically after filling out the form.

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There is 1 solution for this:

  • Send and receive information using AJAX from the server and to the server on which the software with the API is installed

I think this is what you want to do.

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Feel free to correct my understanding of the problem, but here is how I see it at the moment.

  • You have a website with multi-stage forms. Thus, the user fills in the first, then sends it and receives the next, which will be filled.
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