@Otus9051 said:
Yeah I was wondering how was my HA node (August) getting downtime
Thank you!
Welcome, we're fixing a few things this weekend London Monitoring is perfect now so that's been put into production and performing well. We'll have the others ready this weekend. Notifications, email also now dispatched faster via MB/MC & SES. Contabo dropped (tests were terrible, and network was patchy) IPV6 testing also taking place this weekend.
Big shout out to the LES community for all the feedback and support, its greatly apprecaited.
Bit of a design criticism,
On the sidebar, the color of it is very close to that of the "node" in the logo, impairing visibility.
@webmash said: Welcome, we're fixing a few things this weekend London Monitoring is perfect now so that's been put into production and performing well
How many checks does a location do before reporting a site as down? I had 6 downtimes reported in a row on the 26th and I had to disable the monitor due to continuous emails (down/up/down etc). Does it check via another location at all?
It's a nice looking site though, I'll come back and try again at some point.
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Good morning from NCHQ, couple of system updates for you this morning regarding monitoring locations. NodeCheck uses a distributed monitoring system to minimise false-positives.
All primary checks are now made from London, United Kingdom as default. However, once a downtime is detected, secondary requests to verify this downtime is sent from remote nodes that are located in different countries/continents. You can of course change and add locations when setting up a monitor click Advanced and more options are now visible.
Server monitoring has been updated and now includes, CPU/RAM/DISK/NETWORK and Other stats - https://nodecheck.net/server-monitors If you have it installed currently use the uninstall code, and reinstall the code to get the updated logs. (working on an auto updater)
This week were working on custom domains for status pages and more status page updates and layouts.
@webmash said:
All primary checks are now made from London, United Kingdom as default.
Then you still have the problem, that partially network outages won't trigger an alarm, when the link to London is fine.
You may want to check from at least 2 sites (London & US?) or even better from 3+ sites (EU, US, Asia) with an alarm, when n-1 sites are detecting an outage.
Morning, we've been working on a lot of features and fixes behind the scenes this week, and Im pleased to say were increased the number of free monitors to 25.
Added custom Server Monitors alerts (CPU usage, Disk usage, RAM usage).
Added the ability to add multiple expected / allowed response codes for Uptime Monitors.
Added the ability to enable / disable Follow Redirects for Uptime Monitors.
We're out of Beta Thanks to everyone that took part and continue to use the service and provide feedback. What a great community you are. We've pushed the live button and additional locations are live. IPv6 will be ready in April.
Thanks again and happy monitoring.
@webmash said:
We're out of Beta Thanks to everyone that took part and continue to use the service and provide feedback. What a great community you are. We've pushed the live button and additional locations are live. IPv6 will be ready in April.
Thanks again and happy monitoring.
Woohoo. Any chance to allow bulk import for monitoring?
Yes, you'll need to register. Registrations will open later, and you'll be able to setup your account and status page, and all the other bits we've added in.
Yes, you'll need to register. Registrations will open later, and you'll be able to setup your account and status page, and all the other bits we've added in.
Yes, you'll need to register. Registrations will open later, and you'll be able to setup your account and status page, and all the other bits we've added in.
@webmash said:
We'll be posting updates going forward via X - http://x.com/webmashio
And support is available from our website, where all new tools will be released.
Huge thanks for all the feedback. A great place to be part of a friendly, and supporting community.
Registered finally, any extra stuff for old testers?
@webmash said:
We'll be posting updates going forward via X - http://x.com/webmashio
And support is available from our website, where all new tools will be released.
Huge thanks for all the feedback. A great place to be part of a friendly, and supporting community.
Registered finally, any extra stuff for old testers?
A kiss?
I believe in good luck. Harder that I work ,luckier i get.
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Bit of a design criticism,
On the sidebar, the color of it is very close to that of the "node" in the logo, impairing visibility.
youtube.com/watch?v=k1BneeJTDcU
Sorry for the late reply. You just got some logs.
How many checks does a location do before reporting a site as down? I had 6 downtimes reported in a row on the 26th and I had to disable the monitor due to continuous emails (down/up/down etc). Does it check via another location at all?
It's a nice looking site though, I'll come back and try again at some point.
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Will this become a paid service?
Not for a while, we're still in beta and have a lot to roll-out still. Eventually we will offer paid accounts and free accounts.
Could you DM us your username on NC so we can look at the logs please
Good morning from NCHQ, couple of system updates for you this morning regarding monitoring locations. NodeCheck uses a distributed monitoring system to minimise false-positives.
All primary checks are now made from London, United Kingdom as default. However, once a downtime is detected, secondary requests to verify this downtime is sent from remote nodes that are located in different countries/continents. You can of course change and add locations when setting up a monitor click Advanced and more options are now visible.
Server monitoring has been updated and now includes, CPU/RAM/DISK/NETWORK and Other stats - https://nodecheck.net/server-monitors If you have it installed currently use the uninstall code, and reinstall the code to get the updated logs. (working on an auto updater)
This week were working on custom domains for status pages
and more status page updates and layouts.
Then you still have the problem, that partially network outages won't trigger an alarm, when the link to London is fine.
You may want to check from at least 2 sites (London & US?) or even better from 3+ sites (EU, US, Asia) with an alarm, when n-1 sites are detecting an outage.
This week were working on custom domains for status pages
and more status page updates and layouts.
📣 Last call for beta accounts before registrations are closed. Grab an account https://nodecheck.net
Just signed up.
Please consider adding support for ntfy too as notification handler.
It'll be added in the next upcoming update
WhatsApp notifications being added
nfty added next week
US-West, US-East, Finland and Netherlands monitoring locations now in testing
We've enabled Registrations again > https://nodecheck.net
Domain expired
Morning, we've been working on a lot of features and fixes behind the scenes this week, and Im pleased to say were increased the number of free monitors to 25.
Added custom Server Monitors alerts (CPU usage, Disk usage, RAM usage).
Added the ability to add multiple expected / allowed response codes for Uptime Monitors.
Added the ability to enable / disable Follow Redirects for Uptime Monitors.
We've added new notification handlers this afternoon, some of you asked for different options incase the email goes down.
Telegram
Discord
MS Teams
Slack
Add yours
https://nodecheck.net/notification-handlers
📣 March updates for https://nodecheck.net
Thanks to all our beta testers and supporters for the feedback, we'll be out of beta shortly and open 💙
We're out of Beta
Thanks to everyone that took part and continue to use the service and provide feedback. What a great community you are. We've pushed the live button and additional locations are live. IPv6 will be ready in April.
Thanks again and happy monitoring.
You can now add comments on incidents / monitors on your status pages
Woohoo. Any chance to allow bulk import for monitoring?
Soon
@webmash Whats up with Nodecheck? Is it going to be live anytime soon?
Just finishing the latest few bits, any day now we'll open it up.
Any updates?
Yes it'll be available later today via: https://up.webmash.io
Do we need to register again?
Yes, you'll need to register. Registrations will open later, and you'll be able to setup your account and status page, and all the other bits we've added in.
Perfect, I am waiting for it
Oh, looks like the registrations are disabled?
Can you show a demo status page?
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Still not open?
Ahh apologies, were just making sure our API is working, and that our support widget is functioning correctly.
Here is our example Status page: https://up.webmash.io/s/example/
with some more insights here: https://up.webmash.io/s/example/6
We'll be posting updates going forward via X - http://x.com/webmashio
And support is available from our website, where all new tools will be released.
When will registrations be opened?
Registered finally, any extra stuff for old testers?
A kiss?
I believe in good luck. Harder that I work ,luckier i get.