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I used to use Cronitor but switched to the free (as in beer and speech) https://healthchecks.io https://healthchecks.io
by mherrmann 10y ago
I used to use Cronitor but switched to the free (as in beer and speech) https://healthchecks.io https://healthchecks.io
- jazoom 10y agoLooks good. >100 log entries per check Do you know what that means? (On the pricing page)
- cuu508 10y agoMaintainer here! For each monitored job healthchecks.io keeps a historic log of received pings. Each log entry has time, source IP and HTTP User-Agent header. These are useful to answer questions like: * are my pings always right on time? What's the time variance? * what IPs am I receiving pings from? * who's pinging me -- a wget or curl utility, somebody using a browser, or some HTTP library? The number "100" means that for each monitored job, the service will keep 100 most recent log entries, and will prune older entries.
- jazoom 10y agoAh okay. That sounds like healthchecks.io is a perfectly usable service even on the free tier. I'll have to look into it soon.
- RandomBookmarks 10y agoThis service has a very nice and honest "about" page: https://healthchecks.io/about/ https://healthchecks.io/about/ "The ops team consists of a single person, so multi-hour or even multi-day outages are possible".