Marl Scot
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Before this is implemented we can recommend some alternative services:
- https://healthchecks.io (SaaS or open source: https://github.com/healthchecks/healthchecks)
- https://deadmanssnitch.com
- https://cronitor.ioAn error occurred while saving the comment Marl Scot supported this idea ·
I'd like to be able to create a client that i can run on the local network, that reports internal server status back to UpDown.
I can use the API to send the status updates, but it would be nice to have a way to set a monitor as down if it doesn't receive an update within a set time limit.
E.g.
Internal monitor sends updates every 10 mins about a local web server (that is only accessible from inside our network).
A local network switch dies, so monitor system can no longer send updates to UpDown
No updates received by UpDown in the last 15 mins, so mark that monitor as failed.
I know the above could be done by forwarding a port to my internal monitor systems and using TCP monitoring, but would like to avoid that as it always has the possibility of a security failure if someone discovered the open port.
Thanks