DumbMonit

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Monitor Forgejo / Gitea with DumbMonit

Health check, repository, user and organisation counts, scheduled tasks running on time, Actions runners online or not.

DocumentationOfficial website: Forgejo

Product descriptions are in English, as in the product. The page labels follow your language.

What DumbMonit watches

Forgejo and Gitea share the same REST API, so DumbMonit reads both with one collector: whether the instance answers, its health check, how many repositories, accounts and organisations it holds, whether its scheduled tasks (repository checks, cleanups, the update checker) still run on their own interval, and whether its Actions runners are online.

Typical use. Forge: health check, scheduled tasks, Actions runners, repository/account counts

Examples

  • Forgejo
  • Gitea

How it connects

What you need

  • Access tokenA site administrator's access token, sent as "Authorization: token …". A token without admin rights still works, but only the version and the account's own repositories are read.

Network ports to open

  • 3000/TCPAPI (HTTP, default)
  • 443/TCPOnly with the https scheme behind a reverse proxy
Setup steps: Create an access token in Forgejo or Gitea
  1. On a site administrator account, open avatar → Settings → Applications → Generate New Token.

  2. Name it as follows and tick only the scopes listed below.

    dumbmonit
  3. Generate the token and copy it: Forgejo shows it only once.

  4. In DumbMonit, enter the server's address and paste the token.

Heads-up. Forgejo and Gitea have no read-only administrator role, so the token can do whatever its account can: use a dedicated bot account, not your own.