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What do you use for monitoring 50+ client sites cheaply?

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#1

Caramba, my UptimeRobot bill hit $79 this month! Nossa, I am not made of money here...

I have 54 client sites on Contabo and OVHcloud shared plans, nothing fancy, just need know when they fall down. Free tier of UR only does 50 monitors, I am already over with my own stuff included.

I tried KnownHost's built-in monitoring but e-mails only, no SMS, client wants SMS for the ecommerce one.

What you all using? I don't need no fancy dashboard, just "site down, wake up" and "site up, go back to sleep". Double negation intentional, I am tired of paying!!!

Thank you friends

#2

Bro. Very expensive that uptime thing gan.

I use Nagios Core on cheap VPS from RackNerd. $3/month bro. Very stable.

Setup is pain at first but then smooth.

I made telegram bot with python. Very simple bro. Sends alert to my phone. No need SMS gan.

.maybe try first? ...

#3

Telegram bot is a good shout. I did similar with a RackNerd box for my own stuff, $3 is hard to beat. SMS gateway is the killer though, client won't budge on that one.

#4

Check Uptime Kuma on a self-hosted VPS. Light, clean, does notifications through Twilio for SMS if you really need it. Twilio's not free but way cheaper than $79/month for your volume.

#5

Twilio... I heard they need US credit card, no? I have only Brazilian cards, Nubank and Itau. Anyone know if works?

#6

Twilio works with international cards, I've used it from NZ. The bigger issue is they verify with address, might need to jump through hoops.

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8 #7

Bro same problem here in Jakarta. Twilio rejected my BCA card. I use MessageBird now, they accept Indonesian cards easier.

traffic worse than my packet loss
9 #8

MessageBird good too gan. I hear cheap for Asia.

#9

Uptime Kuma +1. Running it on a $6 Contabo VPS in Nuremberg, monitoring 80 sites. Telegram + e-mail both. Never looked back.

9 #10

Contabo VPS in Nuremberg... I have only shared from them. $6 is what, 512MB? Enough for Kuma?

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