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Healthcheck of your Selfhosting installation - what are you monitoring and why? (alien.top)
submitted 11 months ago by Simplixt@alien.top to c/main@selfhosted.forum
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Hey all,

I just found healthcheck.io - and it's awesome.
I wrote multiple bash-scripts (via ChatGPT as I'm no programmer), e.g.
- Check every LXC-Container if the defined docker containers are still running
- Update every LXC-Container
- Refresh the Letsencrypt-Certificat in every LXC-Container

If the tasks is successful, they Ping my healthcheck.io instance running on a VPS connected via WireGuard. If the VPS don't get a ping in the defined timeframe, I get an e-mail notification.

I really love, that I don't have to install anything on the hosts I want to monitor, so it's always working.

Any ideas of other metrics that are worth to monitor, and that I could realize with simple bash-scripts?

(I'm using Proxmox with multiple LXC containers running Docker and apps like Bitwarden, Nextcloud, etc.)

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[โ€“] r_hcaz@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

You could do a check for at least 10% disk space available and then do a ping, so no ping means low disk space?

Check backups have run within the last X hours and ping, no ping means backups have not ran?

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There are better ways to track this stuff but if you want to use health check there are some ideas