I’d really like to find a website that displays the percent uptime for each of the lemmy instances in the Fediverse. Does one already exist?
If one doesn’t yet exist, I’m considering making one. In that case, does anyone have any recommended very-simple linux tools for this? I use mon to detect website outages on my .onion sites, but I don’t think it records previous failures and calculates uptime.
If I do make it myself, it needs to run on Linux and I want something extremely lightweight (ie not nagios, checkmk, etc)
That would be really awesome!
@mobiuscoffee@sh.itjust.works found one that monitors uptime!
Anyone know who runs that site? Do they have an account here on lemmy?
I found this site that tracks uptime of lemmy services. They have an API that helps you construct a query in the WUI.
Or you can use cURL to get the uptime of all known lemmy instances
curl 'https://api.fediverse.observer/' -X POST -H 'Accept: */*' -H 'Accept-Language: en-US,en;q=0.5' -H 'Content-Type: application/json' --data-raw '{"query":"query{\n nodes (softwarename: \"lemmy\") {\ndomain uptime_alltime\n }\n}\n"}'See also:
Something easy might be Uptime Kuma? Though it is a self-hosted web app rather than something you manage through the terminal. You could at least run that against the biggest ones.
Ideally I’d want something that I just feed a config file, a sqlite db file, tell it to “run”, and then it spits-out the uptime for each site
The
awesome-lemmy-instancesrepo on GitHub displays uptime:
