Uptime Kuma Push Service
This Docker image is for sending a heartbeat to an Uptime Kuma server. Here you will find a little introduction on how to use it.
The whole thing is brought to run in a Docker container. For this, a few variables from the Dockerfile are needed, if they are not stored, then they have a default value stored. You can find the variables here.
| Variable | Default value |
|---|---|
| URL | default |
| MSG | OK |
| URL | * * * * * |
The URL must be stored. The other values can be used directly as default values. The milliseconds for the ping are calculated directly during the execution of the software.
Launch Docker Container
To start the container properly, here is a small template. No volumes need to be mapped and no port is needed, because the software does not need to be accessed directly.
docker run -d --restart always --name uptime-kuma-push-service -e URL='https://uptime-kuma.test.de/api/push/M4KzP0tSTB' jjdevelopment/uptime-kuma-push-service
Now the container can be started, so that the service can access your Uptime Kuma service and you always know if your servers in the office or at home are still running.
If you want to run the docker image on a raspberry pi, you have to clone the repository once and create a docker image with the command docker image build -t jjdevelopment/uptime-kuma-server-push ..
Click here to go directly to the Docker HUB.
Contribute
If you want to help with development, or have found a bug, open a new issue.
