#healthchecksio — Public Fediverse posts
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🎉🎊 Breaking news, folks! Healthchecks.io has bravely decided to self-host their object storage like it's some kind of revolutionary act in 2026. 🚀 Good thing, too—in a world where everyone wants to hand over their data to the cloud, it's heartwarming to see someone reinstalling their hipster credentials with a #Btrfs #filesystem. 🙄✨
https://blog.healthchecks.io/2026/04/healthchecks-io-now-uses-self-hosted-object-storage/ #HealthchecksIO #SelfHosting #DataPrivacy #TechNews #HackerNews #ngated -
🎉🎊 Breaking news, folks! Healthchecks.io has bravely decided to self-host their object storage like it's some kind of revolutionary act in 2026. 🚀 Good thing, too—in a world where everyone wants to hand over their data to the cloud, it's heartwarming to see someone reinstalling their hipster credentials with a #Btrfs #filesystem. 🙄✨
https://blog.healthchecks.io/2026/04/healthchecks-io-now-uses-self-hosted-object-storage/ #HealthchecksIO #SelfHosting #DataPrivacy #TechNews #HackerNews #ngated -
Healthchecks.io Now Uses Self-Hosted Object Storage
https://blog.healthchecks.io/2026/04/healthchecks-io-now-uses-self-hosted-object-storage/
#HackerNews #Healthchecksio #SelfHosted #ObjectStorage #TechNews #CloudComputing
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dagu + healthchecks are a surprisingly solid combo for monitoring services, at least with my modest requirements.
Was already considering replacing healthchecks with gatus because that can actively monitor services.
This way is cooler though; I have one system to run checks and one system to report outages. If dagu goes down, healthchecks will still report it, so my single point of failure (on the software side) is now a lot smaller.
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Spend an hour looking at #windows "reparse points" because restic would not back up the parents locally synced Dropbox and for some reason the directory showed up in "dir" as such (or at least I interpreted it as such)... Then I looked into the (very sensible!) default exception list of https://github.com/kmwoley/restic-windows-backup ...
That script is great if you need to backup a windows PC... Works nicely with a #restic REST server on a NAS reachable via #tailscale, including #healthchecksio integration...