Uptime Monitor

Uptime Monitor is a Rust-based application that periodically checks the status of a list of websites and logs the status to a SQLite database. It helps in monitoring the uptime of specified websites and records their status codes.

Features

Periodically checks the status of specified websites.
Logs the status (up or down) and status code to a SQLite database.
Handles errors and logs DNS errors specifically.
Initializes the SQLite database with the necessary schema.

Prerequisites

Rust (latest stable version recommended)
SQLite

Getting Started

1. Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/your-username/uptime_monitor.git
cd uptime_monitor

2. Install Dependencies

Ensure you have Rust and Cargo installed. If not, you can install them from here.

3. Initialize the Database

Run the init_db script to set up the SQLite database.

cargo run --bin init_db

This will create a uptime_monitor.db file with the necessary schema.

4. Run the Uptime Monitor

Execute the uptime_monitor script to start monitoring the websites.

cargo run --bin uptime_monitor

Configuration

Adding URLs to Monitor

Modify the urls vector in src/main.rs to include the websites you want to monitor.

let urls: Vec<&str> = vec![
    "https://google.com",
    "https://www.subinstha.com.np/",
    "https://www.outcodesoftware.com/",
    "https://asdasdasdasdasdasdasw2123.com",
];

Adjusting the Check Interval

The interval for checking the website status is set to 60 seconds by default. You can change this by modifying the Duration::from_secs(60) value in src/main.rs.

time::sleep(Duration::from_secs(60)).await;

Project Structure

src/main.rs: The main script that performs the uptime monitoring and logging.
src/init_db.rs: The script to initialize the SQLite database.
Cargo.toml: The Cargo configuration file specifying dependencies and binary targets.

Dependencies

reqwest: For making HTTP requests.
tokio: For asynchronous runtime.
rusqlite: For interacting with the SQLite database.

Happy Monitoring!

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