Gatus
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Define what a healthy endpoint should return.
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GatusService monitoringHosting for Gatus
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What you can build
Make the health of your services visible.
Gatus is a service-health dashboard with configurable endpoint checks and conditions. It is useful for technical teams that want monitoring rules to describe expected responses and alert when a service no longer meets them.
Technical planning
Gatus hosting requirements.
Choose check intervals and timeouts that suit the service, protect private endpoint credentials and run the monitor outside the failure area it observes.
Open the official documentationCheck targets, signals and alerts
- Targets
- Endpoints, agents, network reachability and permissions
- History
- Check frequency, metrics volume and retention
- Response
- Notification delivery and independent placement
- Hosting approach
- VPS Hosting
Confirm server resources, networking, administration responsibilities and deployment availability. Application editions, licenses and extensions are separate from hosting.
Before you launch
Test the alert, not just the dashboard
Create a controlled outage and verify detection through recovery.
A practical test for Gatus
Create a controlled outage and verify the full chain: detection, alert delivery, operator response and recovery notification. Check the public status view from outside the monitored environment and tune noisy thresholds before adding more checks.
Compare monitoring & statusWhere should I run my monitoring service?
Consider a location independent of the systems it monitors. A monitor on the same failed server may be unable to report the incident. Test alert delivery from outside the monitored environment.
Can I install Gatus on a Let.com hosting plan?
Confirm your Gatus release and deployment requirements with the team before setup. The hosting option on this page is a starting point; installer availability, compatibility and installation support depend on the application and plan.
Where can I check current Gatus releases and licensing?
Visit the official Gatus project for current releases, installation instructions and license terms. Commercial editions and paid extensions may have separate requirements.
Gatus is third-party software. Product names and logos belong to their respective owners. Workspace illustrations use sample content and do not represent a live Let.com installation.
