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  1. @stefano I know! You shared that with me when I whined about it previously. Ultimately I decided #Gatus is a better option for my shop. Just thought I'd like you know about it, since it wasn't easy to find.

  2. @stefano I know! You shared that with me when I whined about it previously. Ultimately I decided #Gatus is a better option for my shop. Just thought I'd like you know about it, since it wasn't easy to find.

  3. In order to get away from #UptimeKuma, I made a status page for @ServerNorth operations, using #Gatus. Curious what y’all think, given the absolute minority of my customers actually being here and following me.

    status.servernorth.net/

    (And I doubt I can materially improve accessibility, but the developer seems open to input.)

  4. In order to get away from #UptimeKuma, I made a status page for @ServerNorth operations, using #Gatus. Curious what y’all think, given the absolute minority of my customers actually being here and following me.

    status.servernorth.net/

    (And I doubt I can materially improve accessibility, but the developer seems open to input.)

  5. @dbtechyt
    Recently I have found: Gatus

    A simple status page solution. There are many like this out there but Gatus is very simple to configure (just a YAML configuration file) and it's very easy to deploy, just a Docker image or single Go binary, as you like.

    It offers a nice status page without any bloat but still let you configure checks beyond classic ping or HTTP get checks.
    One of such extras is checking the expiration time of a TLS certificate sent by the monitored HTTP server. Very handy and super easy to configure.

    (The developer provides Gatus as FOSS but also as a hosted solution in case you do not want to deploy it yourself)

    https://github.com/TwiN/gatus

    #Gatus #SelfHosting #Status-Page #uptime

  6. @dbtechyt
    Recently I have found: Gatus

    A simple status page solution. There are many like this out there but Gatus is very simple to configure (just a YAML configuration file) and it's very easy to deploy, just a Docker image or single Go binary, as you like.

    It offers a nice status page without any bloat but still let you configure checks beyond classic ping or HTTP get checks.
    One of such extras is checking the expiration time of a TLS certificate sent by the monitored HTTP server. Very handy and super easy to configure.

    (The developer provides Gatus as FOSS but also as a hosted solution in case you do not want to deploy it yourself)

    https://github.com/TwiN/gatus

    #Gatus #SelfHosting #Status-Page #uptime

  7. Switched my uptime monitoring tool from UptimeKuma to gatus. It is much more light weight yet gets the job done. It also requires setting up endpoints using config file instead of the UI which can be a pro or con based on your tastes. I like it so far.
    It is using less than 10MiB memory compared to UptimeKuma which was using about 150MiB.
    Project page: github.com/TwiN/gatus

    #gatus #uptime_kuma #uptimekuma #statuspage #monitoring

  8. Switched my uptime monitoring tool from UptimeKuma to gatus. It is much more light weight yet gets the job done. It also requires setting up endpoints using config file instead of the UI which can be a pro or con based on your tastes. I like it so far.
    It is using less than 10MiB memory compared to UptimeKuma which was using about 150MiB.
    Project page: github.com/TwiN/gatus

  9. #gatus seems a pretty nice checker ("monitoring", in the status sense) with a status page for viewing results and history. Golang, versus #UptimeKuma's TypeScript 🤷 Seems to have most things, I may play more with it.

  10. Time to pull my finger out and use gatus.io

  11. 🔍 Key Features of #Gatus Health Monitoring:

    Comprehensive endpoint #monitoring supporting HTTP, ICMP, TCP, and DNS checks with detailed evaluation conditions for status codes, response times, and more

    🚨 Advanced Alerting Capabilities:

    Integration with 15+ platforms including #Slack, #Discord, #PagerDuty, and custom webhooks
    Configurable failure thresholds and alert conditions

    📊 Technical Highlights:

    Built with #Golang, deployable via #Docker, #Kubernetes, or #Terraform
    Supports #Prometheus metrics, #TLS encryption, and #OIDC authentication
    Includes #API access and status badge generation

    🛠️ Developer-Friendly Features:

    Easy YAML configuration with live reload support
    Supports multiple storage backends (Memory, #SQLite, #PostgreSQL)
    Detailed health dashboard with dark mode support

    ⚡ Deployment Options:

    Available as Docker container, Helm chart, or standalone binary
    Flexible configuration for custom paths, ports, and security settings

    github.com/TwiN/gatus

  12. 🔍 Key Features of #Gatus Health Monitoring:

    Comprehensive endpoint #monitoring supporting HTTP, ICMP, TCP, and DNS checks with detailed evaluation conditions for status codes, response times, and more

    🚨 Advanced Alerting Capabilities:

    Integration with 15+ platforms including #Slack, #Discord, #PagerDuty, and custom webhooks
    Configurable failure thresholds and alert conditions

    📊 Technical Highlights:

    Built with #Golang, deployable via #Docker, #Kubernetes, or #Terraform
    Supports #Prometheus metrics, #TLS encryption, and #OIDC authentication
    Includes #API access and status badge generation

    🛠️ Developer-Friendly Features:

    Easy YAML configuration with live reload support
    Supports multiple storage backends (Memory, #SQLite, #PostgreSQL)
    Detailed health dashboard with dark mode support

    ⚡ Deployment Options:

    Available as Docker container, Helm chart, or standalone binary
    Flexible configuration for custom paths, ports, and security settings

    github.com/TwiN/gatus

  13. 🔧💡 Just shared a new blog post on binfalse.de! 🖥️ Dive into the nuances of handling environment variables in Docker Compose, using Gatus as an example. Avoid common pitfalls with quotation marks and streamline your configurations! Check it out now!

    binfalse.de/2024/05/31/docker-

  14. 🔧💡 Just shared a new blog post on binfalse.de! 🖥️ Dive into the nuances of handling environment variables in Docker Compose, using Gatus as an example. Avoid common pitfalls with quotation marks and streamline your configurations! Check it out now! #DevOps #Docker #Gatus #TechTips

    binfalse.de/2024/05/31/docker-

  15. @shoreguy My big brain configured #gatus for alerts but forgot I locked it to #keycloak oauth which went down with postgres. Didn't get email alerts since that went down with postgres also. It was a slow chain of events figuring this out.

  16. @shoreguy My big brain configured #gatus for alerts but forgot I locked it to #keycloak oauth which went down with postgres. Didn't get email alerts since that went down with postgres also. It was a slow chain of events figuring this out.

  17. @Larvitz
    #gatus has been a much much better replacement for #uptime kuma by far. #yaml and #postgres integration? Much better than uptime kuma using sqlite which has corrupted on me quite a few times in the past 3 years.

  18. @Larvitz
    #gatus has been a much much better replacement for #uptime kuma by far. #yaml and #postgres integration? Much better than uptime kuma using sqlite which has corrupted on me quite a few times in the past 3 years.

  19. @noflcl @joo Lots of trouble lately with the SQLite DB for #uptimekuma corrupting on me. Moved over to #gatus which uses postgres and never been happier.

  20. @noflcl @joo Lots of trouble lately with the SQLite DB for #uptimekuma corrupting on me. Moved over to #gatus which uses postgres and never been happier.

  21. I'm tempted to replace #uptime-kuma with #gatus github.com/TwiN/gatus because the latter one can be configured via a YAML file.