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Monitor Nginx Proxy Manager with DumbMonit
The proxy manager: hosts nginx refused to load, disabled hosts, and the certificates the hosts present, before Let's Encrypt renewal failures turn into expired sites.
DocumentationOfficial website: Nginx Proxy Manager
Product descriptions are in English, as in the product. The page labels follow your language.
What DumbMonit watches
The proxy manager: hosts whose configuration nginx refused, disabled hosts, and the certificates the hosts present, before a Let's Encrypt renewal failure turns into an expired site.
Typical use. Proxy manager: hosts nginx refused, disabled hosts, certificates served
Examples
- Nginx Proxy Manager in Docker
- NPM in front of self-hosted apps
How it connects
What you need
- User email and passwordA user of its own, allowed to view the hosts and nothing else.
Network ports to open
81/TCPAdmin API (HTTP, default)443/TCPOnly with the certificate check (HTTPS port of the hosts, default)
Setup steps: Create a view-only Nginx Proxy Manager user
In Nginx Proxy Manager, open Users → Add User, give it an email of its own such as [email protected], and leave every role unticked.
From that user's menu, open Permissions and set the levels listed below.
From the same menu, choose Change Password and set a password.
In DumbMonit, enter the Nginx Proxy Manager host with its web port, for example npm.lan:81, and that email and password.
Heads-up. Leave SSL Certificates on Hidden: Nginx Proxy Manager hands private keys to any user allowed to view them.