enhanced disk usage, free space reporting and velocity check with alerts are now in AppsMonitor :
https://forum.cloudron.io/post/129932

Architecturally I'm not sure about EventBridge doing its own disk space check. The concept is minimalist : take Cloudron output and send it somewhere.

But sideways thinking, my AppsMonitor app is certainly the right place for in-app disk space checks (if I can do them), 'pace' checks for fast changes, and alerting, AppsMonitor could be enhanced to be more proactive and less background-only checks.

Let me plan adding the functionality you're seeking to AppsMonitor.

Hardest thing was getting upstream CVE from base image solved, but because EventBridge is based on cloudron-minibase (0.0.7), the attack surface is much smaller.

@timconsidine said:

Question for you : are you happy with Cloudron's low disk warnings ? Or you think an independent check is warranted ?

Happy? No.
Another check? Yes.

Low disk is fine but too late IMO for a systemic problem of something consuming disk at a runaway rate.

Hence a rate of change calculation is useful. If I install a big app and it alerts that disk usage jumped 1-5%, that's fine. But if I didn't, I need to know.

Same goes for the disk speed. Now I have to wait 50s+ to find out from Cloudron what that is and the sizes of all containers. It should just be visible at a glance IMO, even if it's a daily notification.

As for notifications, I get it, this may not be the right layer in your stack, but you know where it is, podii.

Even if this kind of stat is a webpage where changedetection can monitor it and it has its own alerting system. Might be a decent status page combo concept.

• EventBridge app does not monitor disk directly itself
• But EventBridge app does forward Cloudron platform notiifcations which can include low disk warning PROVIDING in Settings the user ticks for notifications to be actioned : see screenshot below
• EventBridge does not itself send a Telegram alert, it sends webhooks to your chosen webhook servicing system : it does not force you to use a specific one (user may have different preferences or existing system)
• But EventBridge can be easily paired with my community app Podii, which allows fan out of received webhooks to chosen destinations
• Podii is coded with Telegram support, although I have not tested this end to end : will get on to this

Question for you : are you happy with Cloudron's low disk warnings ? Or you think an independent check is warranted ?

Original design of EventBridge was to be a "collector and despatcher" of Cloudron notifications to a chosen receiver / fan-out, hence Podii. Some love 'n8n' but I have gone off it, so that's the motivation of Podii, which is a broad receiver of webhooks, not just from Cloudron, but from Stripe, Github etc and a broad onwards deliverer

Would be nice to get something like a Telegram notification when something needs attention.