Roselite is a simple application to relay your Uptime Kuma push monitor type (falls within the passive monitor category) for multiple applications.
Create a file using TOML, YAML, or JSON (or JSON5) containing the configuration for Roselite. The configuration in JSON should look like:
{
// This "monitors" block is required
"monitors": [
{
// Monitor type specifies what kind of thing you're monitoring
// and help the program to know what's the best way of reaching the target.
// Available monitor types are: "HTTP", "ICMP"
"monitor_type": "HTTP",
// This is the endpoint that you can acquire from your Uptime Kuma instance
"push_url": "https://your-uptime-kuma.com/api/push/Eq15E23yc3",
// This is the endpoint to your private/secluded server within an internal network
"monitor_target": "https://your-internal-end[lib.rs](roselite-config%2Fsrc%2Flib.rs)point.com"
},
// ...
],
// This "error_reporting" block is optional. It's useful to have it when you have Sentry
// on your environment. So you can report bugs to us.
"error_reporting": {
"sentry_dsn": "https://***@ingest.sentry.io/***"
},
// This "server" block is only required if you start the Roselite as a server, not as agent.
"server": {
"listen_address": "127.0.0.1:8321"
}
}Put the path to the configuration file on CONFIGURATION_FILE_PATH environment variable. It will be read by Roselite
and be processed. It only accepts file with extensions of toml, yml, yaml, json, and json5.
For more details, see conf.example.yml file.
That's it. Now you can run your own Roselite and looks at moving heartbeats on your Uptime Kuma instance.
We have a convention of having project names being taken from the list of minerals on Wikipedia. As this one happens to be some project that's probably a bit niche, I'd like to think of having it named after our convention. You can read more about Roselite on Wikipedia.
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