Pipelines
Simply paste your unique webhook URL into your GitHub repository settings. Every run shows up as passed or failed.
Settings > Webhooks > Payload URL https://watchdesk.prax.to/ci/github/xxx
Monitoring tools used to be resource intensive. Not anymore.
Simply paste your unique webhook URL into your GitHub repository settings. Every run shows up as passed or failed.
Settings > Webhooks > Payload URL https://watchdesk.prax.to/ci/github/xxx
Add a url and say which status code count as healthy. See the site's uptime, SSL and domain expiry status. You have internal sites? We got you covered as well.
https://example.com expect 200 https://api.example.com expect 401
Install agent in single VM and monitor all of your VMs. Listed VMs are checked over SSH and reported on a schedule.
[health]
vms =
local
192.168.1.10
A container dies and you see it at once.
[containers]
vms =
local
192.168.1.10
Have a tiny cron job hit the unique check URL at your chosen interval. Missed intervals become DOWN without another daemon to run.
*/5 * * * * curl -fsS https://https://watchdesk.prax.to/hb/xxx?hostname=billing-server
Your only requirement is SSH access from that collector to the VMs you want to inspect. Everything else is just reporting.
Create an account and start monitoring your infra under 5 minutes.