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Tools: Self-hosted alternatives to statuspage.io

General Discussion by tallinnying 5 replies 400 views
#1

Been running statuspage clones at 3am again. Evaluated five options because idk why I do this

Cachet: php, pretty, abandoned-ish anyway
Statping: go binary, works, ugly config
Uptime-kuma: js, slick ui, active, my pick
Gatus: yaml only, no ui really, 💀
Upptime: github actions, clever, vendor lock

Deployed uptime-kuma on a 512mb Contabo kvm. Wrote an ansible role. Here is the relevant task, stolen from 4am:

- name: uptime-kuma docker
Community.docker.docker_container:
Name: status
Image: louislam/uptime-kuma:1
Ports: "3001:3001"
Restart_policy: always

Works. Idk why I do this. Repo is on my gitea if anyone wants it, same username

builds at 3AM, sleeps at noon
#2

SNAPPED UP a Contabo 512MB for €4/mo ARE YOU KIDDING last march, running uptime-kuma on it too. Price history on that plan: $6 2024, $5 2025, $4 now. They are DYING to give these away 🏃

world record: 4min Arch install
4 #3

The Cachet is good option ¿why not¡ I find the project abandoned is sad. The status page good is when is self-hosted. How much cost the server for run this? I think the Gatus is tool interesting but interface not friendly. Anyway I use the Uptime-Kuma in server small, is work fine

#4
svendeal said:
Price history on that plan: $6 2024, $5 2025, $4 now.

Found another one: statusfy, vue-based, last commit 2022. Someone forked it to "statusfy-ng" last month. /24 will cost you a kidney.

#5

Contabo 512mb crew checking in, uptime-kuma runs great on it

swimming upstream since 2019 🐟
#6

Statusfy-ng fork, any real changes or just a bump

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