04 Keep it up · Monitoring
iglo.monitor
Checks your sites and services and tells you when they go down.
Know when something is down.
iglo.monitor checks your websites, APIs and services on a schedule, alerts you when a check fails and gives your users a public status page.
iglo.monitor checks websites, APIs, networks and services on a schedule. It has the familiar essentials of an uptime monitor (checks, history, notifications, maintenance windows, incidents, public status pages) on a smaller architecture.
It is derived from Uptime Kuma and keeps its MIT attribution. It is an independent project and is not affiliated with or supported by Uptime Kuma.
What you get.
- 01 HTTP, TCP, ping, DNS, certificate, database and other service monitors.
- 02 Uptime history, response times and dashboards.
- 03 Notification integrations and configurable alerting.
- 04 Public status pages, incidents and maintenance windows.
- 05 SQLite storage with no external database server.
- 06 A single executable. Real-browser monitors also need Chrome or Chromium on the host.
- 07 Migrates a copy of an existing Uptime Kuma SQLite data directory.
Run it.
Download the executable for your platform from the releases page, then run it:
chmod +x iglo.monitor-linux-x64
./iglo.monitor-linux-x64 --port=3001 --data-dir=./dataOpen http://localhost:3001 to complete setup. Data is stored in ./data by default. To migrate from Uptime Kuma, stop it, copy its data directory and start iglo.monitor with --data-dir pointing at the copy. Never run both against the same database.