New on LowEndTalk? Please Register and read our Community Rules.
All new Registrations are manually reviewed and approved, so a short delay after registration may occur before your account becomes active.
All new Registrations are manually reviewed and approved, so a short delay after registration may occur before your account becomes active.
Comments
woo, that's a interesting business mode. I might consider that as well
Zabbix via docker
Will check. Thanks
We tried Nixstats, it looks good.
Happy user of StatusCake for 7 yrs now
Not heard. But will check
Nobody suggested Upptime yet. Powered by GitHub Pages/Actions. Worth giving it a shot
https://upptime.js.org/
i'll throw in my project, https://github.com/scotticles/EasyPing, you can run it via script or use a docker container and cron the container to run whenever. You have a data folder with a csv file in it that contains your hosts you want to monitor and you and group them so x servers or y servers that you want to check at different times. I have a slack, discord, pushover, and email option for notifications and after x times it fails then notify. It works good. I use this along with my zabbix monitoring setup.
Will check. Thanks
Looks interesting. Will check
Dead?! We're alive and growing. Constantly releasing new features and check types.
We recently released sub-minute intervals, free SSL certs for status pages, and automated diagnostics. When you get a timeout, we'll send you MTRs so you can open tickets with the provider showing them the packet loss when it happened.
We're having one of our best years ever.
Sure, we're 10-years old but that means we've got the staying power! Come check us out... again.
I am using https://www.site24x7.com/
I am using this for last 1 year.
Thnx will review
How does one get -1 points in their profile? /Jealous
I use Freshworks,very good.
http://status.zhujiwiki.com
Also interested in statuspage that can fetch in matter of seconds (15/30/45 seconds) instead of a minimum of 1 minute.
Updown and Betteruptime does this, any other uptime providers that does this too?
I'm genuinely curious what would you'd like to monitor every 15 seconds? Database? VoIP?
Any self-hosted solution for monitoring of IPv6?
Streaming services. Would like to get notice ahead before clients starts complaining. 1 minute is too long, but 30/45 seconds is still acceptable too.
is there any uptime monitoring service that offers detection of title/meta tags changes? it will be useful if the site is defaced or hacked. Most of them do not offer such features.
Better Uptime have a feature to trigger alerts based on HTML body:
@nanankcornering thanks, exactly what I am looking for.
"Dosen't respsond at an UDP port"
I use Screpy Premium and Uptime robot.
freshping.io
nodeping does 15 and 30 second intervals as well
This one is interesting. Seems like it uses the file system as a database and edits a YML file when the state changes: https://github.com/upptime/upptime/tree/master/history
Using GitHub Pages / Actions seems like way more moving parts than just editing YML files on disk on a regular server... I guess you do get history "for free" (via Git logs), which is useful.
One of the downsides of this approach is that I'd guess that it only uses one monitoring node, so it'll fire false positive alerts if that node is having network issues itself. Generally a lot of the monitoring systems use multiple nodes and only send alerts if it sees multiple failures from multiple nodes.
I haven't tried this feature, but it lets you specify some text to send to the port, and the expected response text. I guess it'd only work for text-based protocols...
I just tried Uptime Kuma and it is pretty easy to install and use. The question now is what is the cheapest vps to use that will give me the highest uptime so it can really monitor other servers
I use this for websites monitoring and https://healthchecks.io/ for things like cron jobs.> @chris_Q said:
Looks nice