aPulse is a lightweight, open-source NodeJS tool for server status monitoring and notifications. Easily configurable, notifications via Telegram, Slack, Discord... Track latency, validate content, and real-time dashboard. No dependencies!
Hey PH 👋🏼,
I'm @ybouane, a web-dev that builds in public and today I'm launching aPulse, a lightweight and highly configurable server-status monitoring tool that works using a one-file nodejs file.
It's Open Source and has zero dependencies.
Here's the what makes it great:
Highly Configurable: Easily edit config.js to add endpoints and customize the monitoring process.
Multi-Platform Notifications: Supports notifications via Telegram, Discord, Slack, SMS (Twilio), and Email (SendGrid).
Uses Fetch API: Configure GET, POST, PUT requests with full control over fetch options.
Content Validation: Check content and HTTP status for validity.
Latency Monitoring: Measures server response times with configurable thresholds.
User-Friendly Dashboard: Minimal and easy-to-use dashboard for real-time monitoring.
Auto-Reload Config: No need to restart the watcher when updating config.js.
No Dependencies: Works without any external packages.
Error & Latency Alerts: Customizable notifications for consecutive errors or high latency.
Custom Checks: Support for async functions to define custom endpoint checks.
I made a live demo if you want to give it a try:
aPulse Demo
I'm looking forward to your comments and feedback!
@ybouane
- Highly Configurable: Easily edit config.js to add endpoints and customize the monitoring process.
- Multi-Platform Notifications: Supports notifications via Telegram, Discord, Slack, SMS (Twilio), and Email (SendGrid).
- Uses Fetch API: Configure GET, POST, PUT requests with full control over fetch options.
- Content Validation: Check content and HTTP status for validity.
- Latency Monitoring: Measures server response times with configurable thresholds.
- User-Friendly Dashboard: Minimal and easy-to-use dashboard for real-time monitoring.
- Auto-Reload Config: No need to restart the watcher when updating config.js.
- No Dependencies: Works without any external packages.
- Error & Latency Alerts: Customizable notifications for consecutive errors or high latency.
- Custom Checks: Support for async functions to define custom endpoint checks.
I made a live demo if you want to give it a try: aPulse Demo I'm looking forward to your comments and feedback! @ybouane