Tag: monitoring

  • Fly.io, Uptime Kuma & scraping a status page

    I’ve been aware since I set up Uptime Kuma for my monitoring, that having an instance on my local network monitoring my VPS websites wasn’t ideal. The main reason being that the flakiest part of my infrastructure is my 4G home internet, so if that goes down I have no website monitoring, and even if…

  • Simple API endpoint in Go

    I’d like a small, quick, low load endpoint on all my nodes and VM’s that exposes a text keyword indicating if that machine is okay for RAM and disk space. I’m currently using Uptime Kuma to monitor if these machines are pingable, but I’d love a tiny bit more information from them so I’d get…

  • Lightweight Web Servers

    I’ve been using the excellent Uptime Kuma for my monitoring, but a couple of recent incidents – an external USB mount disappeared on a remote machine, an NVME drive filled up on a different node and stopped backups working because of a configuration error – have made me start to think about more robust monitoring.…

  • Uptime Kuma & NFTY

    Uptime Kuma is a monitoring tool suitable for self-hosting, and as well as being a good tool for monitoring the status of your network and applications, it’s a nice smallish app to get started on Docker containers. Since it’s in a container, you need to create a volume for it and pass it in to…