A cloud-native, distributed uptime monitor written in Go
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service-health
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Light health checker with HTTP REST API.
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Jan 8, 2019 - Go
🏥 A production-ready CLI tool for monitoring HTTP endpoints and automatically reporting success/failure to healthchecks.io. Single binary & cross-platform.
cli golang devops monitoring healthcheck site-reliability-engineering alerting infrastructure-monitoring sre healthchecks observability golang-cli service-monitoring service-health status-monitoring ping-monitoring uptime-monitoring production-monitoring http-monitoring microservices-monitoring
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Oct 27, 2025 - Go
Effortless, open-source status pages for your sites and APIs — with GitHub Actions integration
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Oct 4, 2025
A multi-threaded, service status collection cron service
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Oct 28, 2025 - Go
A modern service monitoring tool written in Go that provides real-time health checks and metrics for infrastructure. Supports multiple protocols with Prometheus integration and rule-based monitoring.
go golang availability monitoring prometheus uptime-monitor monitoring-tool latency-monitor service-health down-detector
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May 19, 2025 - Go
Enterprise-grade iOS microservices client framework with service discovery, load balancing, circuit breaker patterns, and health monitoring. Built with Swift 5.9, targeting iOS 15.0+. Features Clean Architecture, 100% test coverage, and comprehensive documentation.
github testing swift client enterprise ios microservices framework analytics service-discovery clean-architecture resiliency spm swiftpm circuit-breaker ui-ux client-library swift-package load-balancing service-health
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Utilities for health checks in websites/-services
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