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41 lines
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# Tinystatus
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tinystatus generate an html status page via shell script.
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## Features
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* Parallel checks
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* HTTP, ping, port checks
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* HTTP expected status code (401, ...)
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* Minimal dependencies (curl, nc and coreutils)
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* Easy configuration and customisation
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* Incident history (manual)
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## Demo
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An example site is available [here](https://lab.bdro.fr/tinystatus/).
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## Setup
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To install tinystatus:
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* Clone the repository and go to the created directory
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* Edit the checks file `checks.csv`
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* To add incidents or maintenance, edit `incidents.txt`
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* Generate status page `./tinystatus > index.html`
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* Serve the page with your favorite web server
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## Configuration file
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The syntax of `checks.csv` file is:
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```
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Command, Expected Code, Status Text, Host to check
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```
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Command can be:
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* `http` - Check http status
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* `ping` - Check ping status
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* `port` - Check open port status
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There are also `http4`, `http6`, `ping4`, `ping6`, `port4`, `port6` for IPv4 or IPv6 only check.
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Note: `port4` and `port6` require OpenBSD `nc` binary.
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