Uptime Kuma -Open Source Monitoring Tool

Uptime Kuma is an open source, free and easy-to-use self-managed monitoring tool. You can deploy it in Docker containers, Quran NAS or idle computers. It is like a tireless inspector, checking every 20 seconds to see if the goals you set are online. It has a modern responsive UI and supports multiple languages (including Chinese). It can not only monitor websites and ports, but also generate beautiful public status pages. It is very suitable for individual developers and small and medium-sized enterprises to ensure service availability. Purpose: Website/API/port monitoring, outage notification (email/nail/flying book/Slack) Features: Lightweight, self-managed, beautiful dashboard, status page Project website: https://www.example.com Official website: https://www.example.com core functions Multi-dimensional monitoring: Supports more than ten monitoring methods such as HTTP (s), TCP, Ping, DNS, WebSocket, Docker container, and Steam game server. It can also detect HTTP keywords and JSON query results, with a minimum monitoring interval of 20 seconds. Multi-channel alert: Integrate more than 90 notification services. In addition to the email, nail, flying book, Slack and Telegram you mentioned, it also supports corporate WeChat, Discord, Pushover, Webhook, etc. to ensure that service downtime can be pushed to your mobile phone or computer as soon as possible. Visual dashboard: Provides beautiful real-time response time charts and Ping charts, which can clearly display the online rate, average response time and certificate validity period of various services, and the data trend is clear at a glance. Public status pages: allows you to create multiple customized status pages and map them to specific domain names. In the event of system failure or maintenance, it is convenient for you to directly display the real-time health status and history of the service to users or bosses. Security and integration: Supports two-step verification (2FA) to ensure access security, and provides API interfaces to integrate with platforms such as Prometheus to obtain more detailed monitoring indicators.