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Uptime Kuma

A user-friendly, open-source uptime monitoring solution for tracking website and service availability

6 sources 22,000 stars Self-hosted MIT

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About

Uptime Kuma is an advanced self-hosted monitoring tool designed to keep track of the uptime‚ performance‚ and health of your infrastructure and services. With its sleek and intuitive interface‚ Uptime Kuma provides real-time monitoring and alerting capabilities‚ allowing users to quickly identify and respond to issues before they impact users or business operations. It supports a wide range of monitoring checks‚ including HTTP‚ TCP‚ ICMP‚ DNS‚ and SSL‚ and offers customizable dashboards and reports for comprehensive visibility into system status. Uptime Kuma is a versatile and feature-rich solution suitable for both small-scale setups and large-scale deployments‚ empowering organizations to maintain high availability and reliability across their digital assets.

Why it stands out

Uptime Kuma is an open source alternative to UptimeRobot, Pingdom. Licensed under MIT, it gives you full access to the source code and the freedom to modify, self-host, and contribute. You can deploy it on your own servers for complete data ownership and privacy.

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Real-time monitoring

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Flexible notifications

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Status page

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Docker support

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Customizable checks

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Open-source

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Live Demo

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Status Page

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Multi-Protocol Support

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Customizable Alerts

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Responsive Design

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Open Source

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Detailed Documentation

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Monitor HTTP, TCP, DNS, Ping

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Beautiful status pages

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90+ notification services

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Multi-language support

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Proxy support

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Certificate expiry monitoring

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