Meet Go Uptime, a fork of Gatus packaged as a single Go binary, with web administration, public status pages, push compatible with Uptime Kuma, MySQL/MariaDB and backup. Installation with Docker and systemd.
Discover Gatus, deploy a self-hosted monitor with Docker on Ubuntu, and define your first check in YAML.
Install Uptime Kuma with Docker Compose, publish it with Nginx and configure alerts, status page and backup with security.
Asset inventory only works when the agent can run across the entire fleet, reliably identify each machine, and deliver data that GLPI understands. go-glpi-agent is a Go reimplementation of the FusionInventory/GLPI ecosystem's inventory agent: a static binary that collects hardware and software information locally and sends the results to … Read more
On April 7, 2001, Alexei Vladishev released Zabbix under the GPL. It was an internal tool; it became a project. Stable version 1.0 came only on March 23, 2004. In April 2005, SIA Zabbix was founded in Riga, Latvia. Twenty-one years as a company (anniversary on April 12, 2025), twenty-five … Read more
On March 14, 1999, Ethan Galstad released NetSaint 0.0.1. He thought about a dozen people would care. It pinged hosts, ran plugins, sent email and pager alerts when a service went down — and again when it recovered. In 2002, the name became Nagios: “Nagios Ain’t Gonna Insist On Sainthood,” hagios = saint, … Read more
A server without monitoring only tells you it is down when someone complains. With Node Exporter, each host exposes Linux metrics; Prometheus collects and stores them as time series for queries and alerts. This guide uses Ubuntu packages where available, avoids exposing metrics to the internet, and validates each step before continuing. The … Read more
