Uptime Kuma
Basic Information
- Company/Brand: Open-source community project (created by Louis Lam)
- Country/Region: International
- Official Website: https://uptime.kuma.pet/
- Type: Open-source availability monitoring tool
- GitHub: https://github.com/louislam/uptime-kuma
Product Description
Uptime Kuma is a beautifully designed self-hosted monitoring tool used to monitor the availability of websites, APIs, TCP ports, DNS records, Docker containers, and other services. It supports 78+ notification channels (including Telegram, Slack, Email, etc.), providing immediate alerts when services go down. It features a sleek responsive web interface with dark mode support, making it an ideal tool for monitoring the operational status of OpenClaw and its dependent services.
Core Features/Characteristics
- Multiple monitoring types: HTTP(s), TCP, Ping, DNS, WebSocket, Docker containers
- Database monitoring: MySQL, PostgreSQL, etc.
- 78+ notification channels: Telegram, Slack, Discord, Email, Webhook, etc.
- Status pages: Create public or internal service status pages
- Beautiful responsive UI with dark mode support
- Certificate expiration monitoring
- Steam game server monitoring
- Webhook notifications support automated workflows
- Historical data and statistical charts
Pricing
- Completely free and open-source (MIT license)
Deployment Methods
- Docker deployment (recommended)
- Directly run with Node.js
- Supports Linux, Windows, macOS
Target Users
- Users needing to monitor the availability of OpenClaw services
- HomeLab managers
- Users self-hosting multiple services
- Small teams needing visual monitoring without heavyweight solutions
Competitive Advantages
- Extremely beautiful and intuitive web interface
- Simple deployment (one Docker command)
- 78+ notification channels covering almost all scenarios
- Status page feature suitable for public display
- Low resource usage, suitable for coexistence with other services
Relationship with OpenClaw Ecosystem
Uptime Kuma is the perfect lightweight tool for monitoring OpenClaw and its dependent infrastructure. It can monitor the operational status of all components, including the OpenClaw main service, LLM inference API, database, reverse proxy, etc. When OpenClaw services are abnormal, it immediately notifies users via Telegram, Slack, or other channels. The status page feature can display the overall health of OpenClaw services. As a lightweight tool, it can be deployed on the same server as OpenClaw.
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