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UptimeRobot free plan for non-commercial use only
Just got an email that Uptimerobot.com is limiting the free plan to non-commercial use only. Been using them to monitor my sites for many years now.
Any alternatives the community can recommend? Myself, I'd like to plug Uptime Kuma hosted on PikaPods.com. That's my service, but I'm also using it for my own monitoring.
Only downside of Uptime Kuma is that it uses SQLite, so if you have many monitors or short intervals, the dashboard will get slower. One workaround is to limit intervals or the history to keep. With this it works alright with 50-100 monitors.
I also looked into adding Statping-ng but it's not maintained any more and has some old Go deps that would need some work.
Any other notable alternatives to share?
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https://betterstack.com/uptime is amazing
Currently use https://updown.io/ or use my affiliate link (https://updown.io/r/NhXyK for 100k free credits)
With the services I currently us and 10,000,000 "checks" package I can do about 11 month with 100 euro (+/- 20 sites every 1 minute)
Works fine
Smokeping if you don't mind editing your config via cli
My goto is HetrixTools (free) and updown.io (paid)
HetrixTools is great.
I am currently using Gatus in production
Get a cheap NAT VPS or <$10/yr plan in BF event and host Uptime Kuma. That's great.
HetrixTools
Same.
Didn't see the email yet though.
How they are going to determine whether the site is a commercial one or not?
I must have bookmarked 10+ self-hosted uptime script, here is some:
https://tianji.msgbyte.com/
https://github.com/lyc8503/UptimeFlare
https://github.com/bluewave-labs/bluewave-uptime
We need to wait until alerts.net is operational again. @MrRadic
https://github.com/trogper/uptime-kuma/tree/mysql
HyperPing and Better Uptime (!!!) are both great alternatives. Spectate looks decent as well, tried it during the beta.
I use Updown.io, it's simple and cheap but it works well.
The number of websites is hard limit or just for pricing calculation?
Last commit was 3 years ago...
You pay for each check ...
https://updown.io/#pricing
Where did you see that Statping-ng is no longer maintained?
This is a good list of options: https://github.com/ivbeg/awesome-status-pages
Leaving a high-priority security issue unresolved since March is a strong indicator of a project being abandoned. 😜
I have an update that I'll post later today.
If public status page isn't a urgent requirement, I'd give https://uptime.gd a try too
It's a personal project of mine, work-in-progress
+1 for HetrixTools
I use Hetrixtools for couple of sites and it works fine for the sites that it works. However I can not activate a monitor for one site that is using Cloudflare, although it returns status 200 when connecting to it. Any idea why that might be?
hetrixtools, statuscake i use
This happens to me with UptimeRobot as well for sites hosted via Cloudflare Workers. When I asked Support they said the IPs have to be explicitly whitelisted by Cloudflare or Admins.
For now I'm having to mix and match 😔.
I'm using HetrixTools, UptimeRobot and Uptime Kuma simultaneously.
So far in my usage, Uptime Robot seems most effective for non-Cloudflare sites whereas HetrixTools is good with the Cloudflare ones. Uptime Kuma seems best but that probably also has to do with the fact that the IP doesn't have many monitors on it.
Are you using CF proxy?
I am in love with HetrixTools (aff / non-aff)
Make an WAF rule and allow ASN from HetrixTools to access your website.
statuscake is amazing
did others get this email as well?
i didnt, but with 30 active monitors it could arguably be considered as non-personal use.
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