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  • Development
    • Development setup
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    • Adding a check type
    • Adding a notification channel
    • Releasing
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Made by Noah Cheptoo.

© 2026 Stamon

Documentation

  • Getting started
    • Installation
    • First run
    • Quick tour
  • Use Stamon

  • Monitors
    • HTTP(S)
    • Ping
    • TCP port
    • DNS
    • TLS certificate
    • Docker container
    • Database
    • Push
  • Features
    • Alerts
    • Maintenance windows
    • Status pages
    • Users and roles
  • Run Stamon

  • Self-hosting
    • Configuration
    • Reverse proxy
    • Security
    • Upgrading
    • Backups and data
  • Reference
    • HTTP API
    • Alert payloads
  • Contribute

  • Development
    • Development setup
    • Architecture
    • Adding a check type
    • Adding a notification channel
    • Releasing
    • Writing docs

Made by Noah Cheptoo.

© 2026 Stamon

Development

Build Stamon from source, understand its parts and contribute.

  • Development setup

    Run Stamon from source with live reload.

  • Architecture

    How Stamon's crates, scheduler and frontend fit together.

  • Adding a check type

    Add a new kind of monitor.

  • Adding a notification channel

    Send alerts somewhere new.

  • Releasing

    How versions, changelogs, images and this site are published.

  • Writing docs

    Where documentation goes and how to write it.