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Monitor authentik with DumbMonit
BetaReadiness, workers, failed system tasks, outpost connections, version updates, users.
DocumentationOfficial website: authentik
Product descriptions are in English, as in the product. The page labels follow your language.
What DumbMonit watches
Whether authentik can still sign people in and keep its background work running: readiness, workers, failed system tasks, outposts that stopped reporting, version updates and the number of users.
Typical use. Identity: readiness, workers, failed tasks, outposts, updates
Examples
- authentik 2025.x
How it connects
What you need
- API tokenThe key of an API token created for a service account, sent as "Authorization: Bearer …".
Network ports to open
9000/TCPAPI (HTTP, default)9443/TCPOnly with the https scheme on authentik's own HTTPS port443/TCPOnly with the https scheme behind a reverse proxy
Setup steps: Create an API token in authentik
In authentik, open Directory → Users → Create a service account and name it as follows, without a random password.
dumbmonitPut that user in a group that can open the authentik interface, so it can read the system pages.
Open Directory → Tokens and App passwords, create a token for that user with the intent API Token and no expiry, and copy its key.
In DumbMonit, enter authentik's address and paste the key.
Heads-up. authentik has no read-only role for its system pages: the token's user must be allowed into the interface, so keep the key only in DumbMonit. Pages the token cannot read are skipped, not failed.