Larm
An uptime monitoring service with global probe coverage, automatic and standalone status pages, and many alert channels, offering simple pricing and generous limits. It runs on an Elixir backend with a worldwide network of small Go probes connected by TCP tunnels, stores check result data in ClickHouse, generates status pages on demand served through a CDN, and is EU hosted.
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Larm
An uptime monitoring service with global probe coverage, automatic and standalone status pages, and many alert channels, offering simple pricing and generous limits. It runs on an Elixir backend with a worldwide network of small Go probes connected by TCP tunnels, stores check result data in ClickHouse, generates status pages on demand served through a CDN, and is EU hosted.
Posted by @shintoist · Original comment ↗
“I've recently been making improvements to Larm, https://larm.dev, an uptime monitoring service I've been running for a while now. It's got global probe coverage, automatic/standalone status pages, and lots of alert channels.”