Monitoring for HomeLab
If you are just looking from the devops tools angle or just need to see how your ebook service uptime is behaving - you will need some Monitoring.
If you are building, dont be scare of the http status codes: https://it-tools.tech/http-status-codes
And see these tools for internet monitoring
You can also make a avg internet speed test when downloading OSS OS via P2P or when uploading your videos to youtube.
You might see these kind of status pages around: https://status.perplexity.com/, see https://instatus.com/pricing
Or even advanced ones like:
Not only AWS will have outages.
But also cloudflare…and Github
You can try with a NetData or a custom Grafana dashboard for monitoring:
Or just with Beszel:
Also, with Uptime Kuma, you can get quickly an uptime pages for your services:
Uptime Kuma status pages example: https://status.tromsite.com/status
See also how Peekaping
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<img src="https://your-peekaping-instance.com/api/v1/badge/api-monitor/status" alt="API Status" />
</p>As I have it running locally: http://192.168.1.2:8383/monitors these are rendered via hugo server
Which can be embeded into your posts and websites via its API, like:
Another option, is Kener
Rather than a way to admire how people have created static status pages: https://open-slum.pages.dev/ nor get…things online.
Uptime monitor / status pages in cloudflare pages
Or Tianji, which does more than just web analytics:
