DumbMonit
Third-party service status
The public status page of a provider you depend on (Cloudflare, GitHub, Atlassian, AWS…), read as a monitor: it fails when the provider reports an incident, so you hear about it before your users do.
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O que o DumbMonit vigia
The public status page of a provider you depend on (Cloudflare, GitHub, Atlassian, AWS…), read as a monitor. It fails when the provider reports an incident, so you hear about it before your users do, and a status page can show the provider next to your own services as an external component. Two formats are read:
Uso típico. A provider's public status page (Cloudflare, GitHub, Atlassian, AWS…): impact, open incidents, per-component filter; shown on status pages as an external component
Exemplos
- Cloudflare
- GitHub
- Atlassian Cloud
- The AWS Health feed
Como se conecta
Não é preciso nenhuma conta.
Portas de rede a abrir
443/TCPStatus page of the provider (HTTPS)
Etapas de configuração: Watch a provider's status page
Enter a provider name (cloudflare, github, atlassian, aws, discord, npm…; the full list is in the guide), or the address of a Statuspage page or RSS/Atom feed.
To watch one part of the provider only, enter its name under Component, for example "Workers" or "EC2".
Choose what makes the monitor fail: any degradation, a partial outage or worse, or a major outage only.
Atenção. The monitor reads what the provider chooses to publish, often minutes after the fact: it complements your own checks and never replaces them.