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Uptime Kuma, only really care if it's up or not. Got about 30 services monitored, sending notifications to Signal.
Ah cool! How do you get notifications sent to signal. I've always avoided because i didnt like emails of my home setup leaving home in clear
https://github.com/bbernhard/signal-cli-rest-api
Its very finicky to setup, but once you get it working its pretty good. Sometimes needs to be reauthenticated though.
Kuma notification settings:
Looks like i don't have to expose ports or anything like that, right?
Nope, your uptime kuma speaks to it directly, and it basically acts as a signal client for you.
Edit: ah, i see! It's kuma that allows you to i guess by adding new device on phone Signal