What are my options for getting alerts on my android phone if services on my VPS becoming unresponsive?

My first thought is a simple app that periodically pings domains and gives a notification if any fail. Is there an open source app for that?

Or something else?

  • AbidanYre@lemmy.world
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    11 days ago

    Uptime Kuma has a number of notification options.

    I just had to set one up because the Oracle free tier is hot garbage and needs resetting every day or two.

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      8 days ago

      I haven’t touched my Oracle in months. What exactly is happening?

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        7 days ago

        No idea. The dashboard says it’s running and fine, sometimes the shell console is ok, sometimes it’s also bogged down, but the instance is completely non-responsive from outside. The other instance I have in the same tenancy but a different fault domain is perfectly fine, so I don’t know if that’s related somehow. I’m running Pangolin on it to forward a couple things, one of them is higher throughput than I had expected, but rebooting makes it come back, so I don’t think they’re throttling me.

        I’m kind of at a loss, but I threw together a webhook to use their API to reboot it when it stops responding and that seems to be working while not actually addressing whatever the root cause is.

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      10 days ago

      I use uptime Kuma with signal-cli for notifications - it’s been rock solid. I also have another uptime kuma instance that uses email as notification option to monitor my primary uptime kuma and the signal-cli.