It can keep a watch at your service endpoints to make sure they are up. This supports HTTP, SSH and TELNET. Just configure what you want to keep a watch on and this application will present the data in he UI.
Make sure you have proper python env setup. You can use virtualenv. Then install the dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt
There are two components of this application.
- Application: Backend and UI to show the data
- Status Updater: It regularly calls the endpoints and update the status.
You will need a redis server to run this. You can configure redis server setting in configs.py
python run.py
Will runt he application for you. But we recommend using gunicorn to run it.
flask update-status
Above command will run the status updater. We recommend running it as a cornjob. You can run the cron job as per your feasibility.
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