@hydn glad to be connecting with you back. I am mostly spending now time write code in GO and currently struggling to compile a code i wrote in GO with fyne as a front end as fyne is not working on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, so waiting for the response. Coded the same in OpenGL a short version and it worked but in Fyne it is saying the libX11.dev is missing.
Hope to give the code here soon, a complete cloud native server management tool. The other is for Pacbiohifi which is of no use here.
Gaurav
Awesome. Looking forward to seeing what you share with us.
Uptime Kuma is another great open-source monitoring tool that I’m using. It allows you to monitor HTTP(s), TCP, Ping, DNS Record, Docker Containers, and many more.
Thanks for this! I think I will attempt to use Uptime Kuma to replace a paid status page service.
Hi James!
I came across the article, great roundup to have a understanding of available monitoring tools.
I noticed Fivenines (I’m the founder) isn’t listed. This a lightweight Linux server monitoring SaaS that fills a gap in your list, specifically for engineers who want deep metrics (5-second intervals, Docker, virtual machines, cron jobs, vulnerability scanning) without the Prometheus/Grafana setup overhead.
A few things that make us different from the tools you’ve covered:
Would you consider adding fivenines to the article? Happy to provide screenshots, a test account, or any info you need.
Cheers!
Welcome to the forums. Thanks for sharing. You can also post more details about it or invite members opinions in our Showcase forum. Feel free to offer members complimentary access or discount codes.
I will have a look at this and consider adding it to the article this week.
Nice, thank you! I will definitely share this in the Showcase forum and ask for feedback 
Feel free to reach out to me directly if you need guidance or want to share some feedback!
