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that's actually a problem for me because the sensor node is some piece of junk like an esp8266 and it's behind a NAT i don't control
FWIW I have some code to serve prom metrics directly from an esp8266 (that is actually reliable).
i never had enough patience to figure out esp8266's clunky toolchain so i wrote a simple http server for micropython last time i needed something; was going to do something similar here
I tried the Arduino stuff and gave up when I realized it was hopelessly broken, and rolled my own on top of the bare SDK. I can dump if on GitHub if you're interested. It does a coroutine thing for concurrent/async requests.
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