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this post was submitted on 30 Jul 2023
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UptimeKuma is what I use; it'll watch tcp connections, docker containers, websites... whatever. And the notifications are pretty comprehensive and probably cover anything in 2023 would want to be using.
+1 for Uptime Kuma. Dead simple to set up and configure, and it has alert support for dozens of services.
I administer a large Zabbix environment in my day job, and while it's not complicated to get set up, it's overkill for simple up/down service monitoring.