Uptimerobot Python

[Alexandrie Gallup]

Im making a statuspage(statuspage.io) for my discord bot, and I want to record the downtime automatically with uptimerobot.But I have no idea how. Does a discord bot (written in python) use a specific port, which can be used to see if the bot is online?Or do I need to do this somehow with the discord API to check if the bot is online?I haven't found anything, except something with a discord bot hosted on glitch, but I don't host anything on that site, I host it myself.

NOTE: If you already have something like the 2nd approach running, you may as well just save the uptime info on your public server. I also recommend passing some authentication in headers or as a query (password, for example) if you use this to avoid people abusing it.

Is there any node monitoring and alertin when it going offline?

On my othere location was power problem, ang node was about 24h offline, I got known about this only next day, would be great if there some monitoring and alorting when going offline.

Like on discord servers? Api is free, and can be instled on phone.

hello im unburing, because after few months of using uptimerobot i must say it generates too much false alerts.

Also im searching for solution to get a phone call alert.

Anyone can share solutions?

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The problem:

it needs API commands.

I used Zapier, coz can be easily configured and connected to Twilio.

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soy aburrido, porque despus de unos meses de usar uptimerobot, debo decir que genera demasiadas alertas falsas .

Tambin estoy buscando una solucin para recibir una alerta de llamada telefnica.

Alguien puede compartir soluciones?

Trying to use Jira as a active monitoring system is well outside the box of what it is designed to do. Yes you could probably make it work, but it would take some serious hacking, and be less functional then solutions designed to to monitoring.

There are lots of good open source monitoring systems that can do what you want. I personally like zabbix. . Its has lots of functionality to check web pages built in. And it has its own notification engine, or you can feed it to ospgenie, and from there to jira if you want jira tickets.

Can't really help on the groovy part of the script. Though frankly, you could probably just use the rest API and write in python or whatever you have available. Could then run that out of Cron or whatever. Would perform better, (or at least not impact your Jira instance as much, since it wont be running the same JVM even if it runs on the same host, which it doesn't even have to.) Don't even need scriptrunner or automation for that.

Your correct that a simpler version simply involving Python would work. My issue with that is it doesn't allow other teams to also track their sites without me needing to rewrite the script to accommodate new teams. I'm trying to provide a simple, org-wide solution that can scale from one user to one thousand without any involvement from me.

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