Integrate monit for service monitoring & health checks
See original GitHub issueFeature request
It would be nice to integrate dokku-monit to ledokku. This would make possible checking for service health and service status from the UI. If a service is down, one could restart it using the already implemented restart
button.
Also there should be possible to configure monit project wise through a plugins
tab in the dedicated app menu.
Let me know what you think! 🚀
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- Created 2 years ago
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- Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)
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@Akirtovskis There could be another tab besides
settings
calledplugins
(when an app has been selected, not the global one). Under this tab there could be a left pane with a list of installed plugins such as letsencrypt or monit (like in settings with port management, domains and so on…). When a user clicks on a plugin we show all the functionality for that plugin. For example for monit we could show a toggle button for enabling it and all the env variables. Besides that at the top, the health check & system status. We could also show the health check at the dashboard, besides the docker logo on every app (if monit is enabled).I could try to implement it myself and make a PR 👌
@SaizFerri There you go : https://discord.gg/MmwtW5Ys