Gotify - Notifications Server

[robi]

https://gotify.net
https://github.com/gotify

Gotify

a simple server for sending and receiving messages

• Self Hosted - You control your data.
• Free and open source - Gotify is licensed under the MIT license.
• Simple - Both Gotify's API and user interface is designed to be as simple as possible.
• Cross Platform - Gotify is written in Go and can be easily compiled for different platforms.
• Docker - Docker images are automatically built on every release.
• Code Quality / Tests - Several static code analyzers and many unit/end2end tests are run on every travis-ci build.

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gotify/server

The heart of this project. gotify/server features a WebUI and functionality for:

• sending messages via a REST-API
• subscribing/receiving messages via a web socket connection
• managing users, clients and applications

[robi]

https://chargen.one/steve/self-hosting-portable-notifications

[atridad]

https://git.atridad.dev/CTPR/cloudron-gotify-app

Updated the link AGAIN

[atridad]

I'll look into cleaning this up so its viable for the store. Since Uptime Kuma is up and now supports Gotify notifications, I could see this working on a separate cloudron used just for your monitoring stack.

[robi]

@atridad Good idea, and Signal-cli is another good one to self-host.

Telegram notifications seem to work fine as well.

[atridad]

Yeah! Signal definitely works too. Im sure you could also make it work with Matrix and the webhook notifications in Update Kuma.

[robi]

@atridad you packaged the signal-cli as well?

[atridad]

@robi Nope

[robi]

@atridad could have by now

No worries, just teasing a bit, noticing the 20 day reply gap.

Thanks for all you do!

[atridad]

@robi if I wanted to, yes.

[Meuschke]

@atridad said in Gotify - Notifications Server:

I'll look into cleaning this up so its viable for the store. Since Uptime Kuma is up and now supports Gotify notifications, I could see this working on a separate cloudron used just for your monitoring stack.

This would be a welcome addition to Cloudron's app portfolio!