undetected-chromedriver VS scrapyd

This command-line tool clicks ads for a certain query on Google/Bing search using undetected_chromedriver package. Supports proxy, running multiple simultaneous browsers, ad targeting/exclusion, and running in loop.

You can check this out. https://github.com/ultrafunkamsterdam/undetected-chromedriver If i didn't understand you wrong then this is what you're asking for.

403 often means that the server recognized the scraper and blocked you. If you use Selenium, this plugin is very good for passing bot detection: https://github.com/ultrafunkamsterdam/undetected-chromedriver.

Ultrafunkamsterdam created a ChromeDriver that has excellent support for bypassing all major bot detection systems such as Distil, Datadome, Cloudflare, and others.

One solution would be to install Selenium and then scrape using a real browser like Chrome. If this solution gets blocked, you could install obfuscation plugins like this very good one: https://github.com/ultrafunkamsterdam/undetected-chromedriver

Undetected_ChromeDriver also works on Brave Browser and many other Chromium-based browsers. For more, you can check out this project on GitHub.

Scrapyd is a good option to run your scrapers remotely in the cloud. Adding a Scrapyd dashboard makes the experience better.

8. If you decide to have your own infrastructure, you can use https://github.com/scrapy/scrapyd.

Scrapyd is one of the most popular options. Created by the same developers that developed Scrapy itself, Scrapyd is a tool for running Scrapy spiders in production on remote servers so you don't need to run them on a local machine.

ScrapydWeb is the most popular open source Scrapyd admin dashboards. Boasting 2,400 Github stars, ScrapydWeb has been fully embraced by the Scrapy community.

or scrapyd -> https://github.com/scrapy/scrapyd

While I am aware that we could use Scrapyd to host your spiders and actually send requests, alongside with ScrapydWeb, I personally prefer to keep my scraper deployment simple, quick, and free. If you are interested in this alternative instead, check out this post written by Harry Wang.