List of uptime monitoring
Good afternoon,folks ! I know that most of the users have set their uptime monitorings already but anyway just collected some names of projects(+40 providers betwee free ,paid and freemium) and may be could be useful for somebody so sharing them. If you have any another names in mind please share them to the community . Thanks! I was thinking about doing a table of what they offer ,price etc but i have no idea how to set up it in the forum. Image ? or somehow . ( just attached a poll about the table if could be useful to classify and describe them ) Thanks for your time !
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1.Uptime.com
2.cacti.net
3.mmonit.com
4.icinga.com
5.site24x7.com
6.bluematador.com
7.sourcegraph/check up
8.spiceworks.com
9.healthchecks.io
10.inleed.io
11.nodeping.com
12.livewatch.de
13.statuscake.com
14.datadoghq.com
15.sensu.io
16.nezha.wiki
17.checkmk.com
18.signoz.io
19.newrelic.com
20.jaegertracing.io
21.tailscale.com
22.statusnook.com
23.beszel.dev
24.fivenines.io
25.instatus.com
26.xitoring.com
27.netweak.com
28.360monitoring.com
29.netdata.cloud
30.uptime-monitor.io
31.alerts.net
32.nixstats.com
33.freshworks.com
34.montools.com
35.uptimia.com
36.cachethq.io
37.pulsetic.com
38.dicloud.net
39.gatus.io
40.updown.io
41.betterstack.com
42.librenms.com
43.observium.org
44.hetrixtools.com
45.zabbix.com
46.nagios.org
- Would be useful to classify them in a table or similar ?11 votes
- Yes90.91%
- No9.09%
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Comments
Since when is tailscale a uptime monitoring service?
If you can’t be kind, at least be vague.
My Brain is fried true true . Apologise
. Uptime Kuma instead of tailscale.
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Oh the humanity!! You made a mistake and must be punished now !!! 😝
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I have been a bad boy ! I am guilty tbh I have been researching many things so my brain is like a mix of idea,roadmaps,things concepts etc but anyway it is my fault
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Maybe you can build on this format
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Thanks in the next days I would publish details about each one using the provided table and some images about features etc.
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Blows my mind that anyone still makes money in this space.
In Home -> General ?
Obsidian should be good for formatting Markdown tables (intuitive, mouse-drag row and column expansion!).
Copy paste did something silly (some English pRon):
Another go - had to select a row above and a row below the table in Obsidian for the copy/paste to work, because I was using the visual (instead of enabling the source code view):
That should help you easily format and publish on LES should you wish to include the price, and features columns.
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Brain fried in the beginning of the week... Maybe you should take the week off to recover
FYI, uptime kuma is my favorite uptime monitoring service
If you can’t be kind, at least be vague.
Yeah you are right I need some days of relax !!!!! No doing nothing at all. But reality is that I am multi tasking and almost no free time during weekend / Easter holidays etc. Thanks for the feedback about the uptime Kuma.
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Thanks @bikegremlin !
At least the format should be good fingers crossed 
. thanks once again
I would copy the format hopefully today about 3-5pm I would publish the table. Best efforts. Possible mistakes are allowed
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I think it will be really useful to make an table comparison with every feature that they have (custom domain, free/paid/freemium, etc.).
Thanks for the feedback ! For the moment I have done a table with features( from their websites to be crystal clear and not giving advance to any of them ) ,price From , lower price for paid service,country of the company ( When I have time today I would publish what I have to the moment On the roadmap i would give it a try of most of them ,doing more documented table . but would take me a decent time and right now I do not have time but it is on the roadmap . When ? Sooner or later but I cannot promise a date. Best effort
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Here the table , could have some errors (not intentional), please double check everything before sign up and /or paying .
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I really like the idea and appreciate the effort, but at the same time I think it will be extremely hard to get such a list even close to accurate.
It's easy enough to list the more simple ones that basically do just a few standard checks, but when you get to behemoths like Nagios, Icinga or Check MK, the "features" are basically limitless.
For example, I use Nagios to monitor users that have disconnected rdp sessions running on our terminalservers and then prints their names and number of sessions on a "list of shame" on the TV in the break room, but that is not listed under Nagios features in your table.
Thanks for the kind words. Well my intention was not to create 100% list with all the details etc. This is out of my scope even dedicating unlimited hours. Bear in mind that I am just an amateurish person not pro like the vast majority of users of LES. My intention was just to share all the tools that could be used and found that could be useful. I am aware that I am not the person who should publish them . More accurate would be from any another person from LES. But well for someone this thread could be useful. This is starting point . For sure there are many bright minds here that could create more content. Improve the quality and make it more accurate. Really appreciate your feedback.
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I knew I liked you.
Why not? I would pay money for someone to manage monitoring for me(if I am not a hobbyist). So I don't have yet another thing I have to managed. I know uptime kuma, and other software are mostly free.
But if they make it easy and reliable so I don't have to manage uptime and improvement of the monitoring service itself. I think it's worth money.
I guess I would follow, how do you do your service monitoring?
Reasonable simple to set up, no competitive moat, lots of competitors, low differentiation/fungible, lots of free tiers, not geographically restricted, low capital requirement, limited demand per customer, low upsell potential
Obviously a gross oversimplification, but pretty much ticks all the boxes you don't want in a business
Agreed, convenience is worth paying for. The above means race to the bottom though so the perception of how much it is worth is the problem.
Mix of various things. Shodan $5 lifetime, uptime kuma, smokeping, grafana....toyed with a bunch of stuff just to see the trade-offs.
Kinda considering setting up a free service as a hobby project. Just to see how far I get (and potentially eat humble pie lol).
If you make the list on some sort of wiki or similar where people can edit, I promise I will contribute. I've been working with monitoring since Nagios was called Netsaint and ran on Novell Netware, so I do have some experience.