Push Monitoring

[stanol]

Push Monitoring — a feature that allows monitoring of devices or services that are not publicly accessible (e.g., IoT devices, internal Docker services, or LAN-only applications).

When creating a Push Monitor, CheckCle should:

1. Generate a unique endpoint URL (e.g., https://checkcle.example.com/push/abc123).
2. Expect periodic requests (every N minutes) from the monitored service.
3. Mark the service as DOWN if no request arrives within the expected interval.

[tolaleng]

Push Monitoring — a feature that allows monitoring of devices or services that are not publicly accessible (e.g., IoT devices, internal Docker services, or LAN-only applications).

When creating a Push Monitor, CheckCle should:

1. Generate a unique endpoint URL (e.g., https://checkcle.example.com/push/abc123).
2. Expect periodic requests (every N minutes) from the monitored service.
3. Mark the service as DOWN if no request arrives within the expected interval.

Thanks for the suggestion! Push Monitoring is already in our roadmap. We'll support it soon through a lightweight agent for Linux and internal services, which will send regular updates to CheckCle to track service status.