Things that really grind my gear while working. #API calls and documentation that do not work as advertised.
Looking at you here #statuscake. There is an odd mix of newer calls/older calls to manage uptime tests. Instead of returning error message you just get .. nothing.
end of mini-rant.
Today I have been playing with Uptime Kuma. An open-source fancy self-hosting monitoring tool. An alternative to #Pingdom, #UptimeRobot, #StatusCake etc.
I have been using a basic paid service for a few domains to keep track of licences and a few specific pages. But they have been alerting me to upgrade -- which I didn't want to.
Last week, I recalled that I had starred a similar repository on GitHub. I searched, though, and today I set up without much hassle on just 2GB RAM and 1vCPU server. It's running very since then. I have added 12 domains, and the CPU usage has been below 10%.
I have yet to verify the alerts in emails and chats via hooks for when services are down, but I have created three public dashboards that I or anyone else can access from anywhere and check via browser till I get them working smoothly.
If anyone has similar needs in my network and needs advice about setting up this monitoring tool, I am happy to help.
死活監視は気になってたからありがたい。
> 小規模なサービスでカジュ
> アルな死活監視を行いたい
> 時にお世話になる外形監視
> サービス。
『無料で使える外形監視サービスまとめ 2020年版』
https://qiitadon.com/web/statuses/104470833162932816
無料の外形監視の比較記事を昔書いたような気がしたのですが書いてなかったので書きました https://qiita.com/studio15/items/be8fe4f3eb649e21234a