HoneyPot Raspberry Pi OpenCanary

I have been working on a honeypot setup using opencanary to help secure my clients. I was able to make it send me emails and provide me some info but looking to expand this and polish it into a solid device. My current setup is a Raspberry Pi 4 2GB with a 16GB SD card running Ubuntu 20.04 server with opencanary. This build will need a few key features as follows: 1. Ability to run a script and have this honeypot install on a raspberry pi running ubuntu server 20.04 + (we can host on github or something. 2. Ability to update everything with 1 simple command or script. 3. When script runs it needs to mimic a certain devices ie: Synology NAS, dell server, web cam, sql server, ssh, etc. 4. This ties into #3. When the script runs, you need to be able to choose the host name or have it auto fill, have a list of vendors to choose from, maybe 20-30 vendors mac addresses and randomize the last 3 octets ie: Synology 00:11:32:xx:xx:xx. 5. During setup script it needs to install all dependencies, enable me to enter an email address for alerts to be sent to (unless you have a better idea with a central dash board that can run on a web server) 6. Need to be able to name the devices and or be able to identify where they were placed and certain businesses so when an alert pops up I will know which device this is and where it is. (currently I am changing the email subject on each [login to view URL] file, this is not ideal) 7. Ability to remote into these devices. I have a corporate version of teamviewer and maybe pre loading this on a iso image that I can create will do the trick but wondering if teamviewer will be overboard and maybe there is a much simpler solution. There is no GUI as this is just the server os) 8. There will probably be a few more small things that come up as this is built but all in all I am thinking the best scenario is to take opencanary and build on top of it, make sure everything works as expected then package this into a script that can be pulled from github and installed at easy by me with prompt screens that come up during the setup to enter email address, choose what type of canary I want to build... like make it look like a NAS or Dell server, or sql server, etc You may have a much better idea of what to build and maybe something that I have not thought of yet but figuring so much work has gone into opencanary that this approach may be the best fit. Please let me know your thoughts.