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What uptime monitoring service do you use?

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  • bre4kbre4k Member

    ganglia+nagios

  • UptimeKuma with custom scripts, though testing now UptimeRobot

  • keplerkepler Member

    Got uptime robot free legacy plan with 50 monitor instead of whatever current gimped free plan they offered, plus inleed.se. Inleed is rather generous and feature complete for a free stuff. I wish the site is English though.

  • Uptime Kuma is something I discovered recently. I used to use UptimeRobot, but I'd much rather self-host. I love Uptime Kuma.

    I see Hetrix mentioned a bunch here, going to have to check them out as well.

  • rcy026rcy026 Member

    @bre4k said:
    ganglia+nagios

    Whoa, a fellow old school gangsta. Respect!

  • rcy026rcy026 Member

    @kepler said:
    Got uptime robot free legacy plan with 50 monitor instead of whatever current gimped free plan they offered, plus inleed.se. Inleed is rather generous and feature complete for a free stuff. I wish the site is English though.

    You mean inleed.io, inleed.se is just webhosting.

  • keplerkepler Member

    @rcy026 said:
    You mean inleed.io, inleed.se is just webhosting.

    Yeah correct, my bad. The inleed.io is for uptime monitor, the inleed.se is for hosting. They've got another one inleed.xyz for free email, a rather generous one too can even host email for custom domain there.

  • Quick question for those using Prometheus, one of the things I like about Zabbix is the remote command feature. Is it possible to implement something similar with Prometheus?

  • rcy026rcy026 Member

    @RemarkableGuille said:
    Quick question for those using Prometheus, one of the things I like about Zabbix is the remote command feature. Is it possible to implement something similar with Prometheus?

    Prometheus is a database, so no, not really, but depending on what you are using to get the data in to and out of Prometheus there are multiple ways to accomplish a feature like that.

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  • OwnwebserversOwnwebservers Member, Host Rep

    @sreekanth850 said:
    Better uptime. Their ui is pretty good.

    Its a right.

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