Stamon is a lightweight status monitoring software designed to provide real-time insights into the health and performance of your services and resources. Written in Rust for backend performance and Svelte for a minimal responsive frontend, Stamon ensures efficient monitoring with a minimal resource footprint.

Features

• Many kinds of checks: HTTP(S) with status, keyword and JSON assertions; ping; TCP ports; DNS records; TLS certificate expiry; Docker containers; PostgreSQL, MySQL/MariaDB and Redis; and push heartbeats for cron jobs and workers.
• Fewer false alarms: retries before a service is marked down, and an invert option for checks that should fail.
• Alerts: webhook, Slack, Discord, Telegram, ntfy and email, sent when a service goes down and when it recovers, with a delivery history.
• Maintenance windows: planned downtime isn't checked, doesn't alert and doesn't count against uptime.
• Public status pages: share a page showing the status and 30-day uptime of the services you choose.
• Uptime and latency stats, tags for organising services, and roles (viewer, editor, admin) for teams.
• Real-time updates in the dashboard, and a lightweight single binary backed by SQLite.

Installation

Please see the installation page.

Usage

See the usage guide for how each feature works.

Contributing

Thank you very much for considering contributing to this project!

We appreciate any form of contribution:

• New issues (feature requests, bug reports, questions, ideas, ...)
• Pull requests (documentation improvements, code improvements, new features, ...)