This tool monitors the uptime of a target web server and reports to Twitter when outages occur.

Additionally includes speedtest monitoring and outage tracking.

Running UpCheck2

Internal Mode:

docker volume create upcheck2_internal

docker run -d \
-p 7780:80 \
--name=upcheck2_internal \
--restart=unless-stopped \
--volume upcheck2_internal:/db \
--env RUN_MODE=internal \
--env TZ=America/Chicago
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External Mode:

docker volume create upcheck2_external

docker run -d \
--name=upcheck2_external \
--restart=unless-stopped \
--volume upcheck2_external:/db \
--env RUN_MODE=external \
--env TZ=America/Chicago \
--env MONITOR_URL=http://mydynamicurl.com \
--env TWITTER_API_KEY=XXX \
--env TWITTER_API_SECRET=XXX \
--env TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN=XXX \
--env TWITTER_ACCESS_SECRET=XXX \
--env TWITTER_TARGET_ACCOUNTS='@TargetAccount1 @TargetAccount2'
--env TWITTER_TARGET_HASHTAGS='#MyHashtag #MyOtherHashtag'
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Environment Vars

RUN_MODE
- internal - The monitored web service
- external - The monitoring service
TZ - Set timezone
External Run Mode Environment Vars
- MONITOR_URL - The URL to monitor for for status
  - ex; http://mydynamicdnsurl.com
- TWITTER_API_KEY - Twitter API Key
- TWITTER_API_SECRET - Twitter API Secret
- TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN - Twitter Access Token
- TWITTER_ACCESS_SECRET - Twitter Access Token Secret