Learn how to monitor self-hosted sites and web applications using Uptime-Kuma in this 20-minute tutorial. Explore the user interface, settings, and notification options of this open-source monitoring tool. Follow step-by-step instructions to install Uptime-Kuma with Docker, set up the GUI, and add sites to monitor. Discover how to create a status page and leverage Uptime-Kuma's features to keep track of your web services' availability and performance.
Monitor Your Self Hosted Sites with Uptime-Kuma - Notifications, Dashboard, All at Your Fingertips
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Overview
Syllabus
Beginning
Introduction to Uptime-Kuma
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User Interface Overview
Settings Overview
Notification Options
Status Area overview
Uptime-Kuma Github Pages
Install Uptime-Kuma with Docker
View our new Install
Setup our new Install in the GUI
Add a site to monitor
Setup our Status Page Overview
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