Healthchecks.io -- Cron job monitoring
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@Lanhild Thank your very much for your efforts! Great work what you have done. I see that you replaced the critical paths directly in the source. Not sure if that might become a problem in future releases. Probably it would be easier to use symlinks instead of replacing the paths in the source.
When you chmod +x start.sh before packaging the execution bit should be make it into the docker image. If you do
RUN chmod +x start.shin your Dockerfile right after you COPY it, it should work, too.
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Just wanted to give a bump for visibility and thank the contributors for getting things going for Healthchecks!
Unfortunately, am not able to contribute in the code wise
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Just wanted to give a bump for visibility and thank the contributors for getting things going for Healthchecks!
Unfortunately, am not able to contribute in the code wise
@threetrees3 said in Healthchecks.io -- Cron job monitoring:
Just wanted to give a bump for visibility and thank the contributors for getting things going for Healthchecks!
Unfortunately, am not able to contribute in the code wise
Same here, having healthchecks as an app would be awesome! I've got a few instances I am looking to migrate plus, this would make it super easy to spin up dedicated customer instances as needed
Thanks for all the great work!
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@neoplex Just as a heads up, I believe Uptime Kuma does a lot of the same stuff. If you're looking for something they currently have on Cloudron right now (there is not an import tool though...)
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@michaelpope Uptime Kuma caters to a completely different use case, although, there is some overlap e.g. webhook reporting and notification. I am running several instances of both, Uptime Kuma and healthchecks in production
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Has anyone worked on this in silence? If not, will port it
@girish This is as simple as smokeping in terms of implementation. Generally, are you guys interested to move it to the appstore, once tested and stable? Otherwise we'll package it as a community app and set up a build pipe.
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Has anyone worked on this in silence? If not, will port it
@girish This is as simple as smokeping in terms of implementation. Generally, are you guys interested to move it to the appstore, once tested and stable? Otherwise we'll package it as a community app and set up a build pipe.
@neoplex I'm tempted to say that packaging it as a community app is not a separate approach to AppStore, it's a stage along the road. Getting it in use by Cloudron users via a Community App builds the case for it to be adopted in the AppStore.
Just my opinion.
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Yes, if there is broad community interest in the app, we will work with the community app packager and try to get it into the App Store. In the meantime, community apps are a great way to have a package that you have a need for available and tested by others.
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With Cloudron 10.1 released i could finally test the healtchecks app I created a few weeks ago: https://ca.cloudron.io/app/healthchecks
The app is integrated into the Cloudron user management via ProxyAuth which required 10.1 for the path exceptions.
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