Dish: A lightweight HTTP and TCP socket monitoring tool written in Go
Dish: A lightweight HTTP and TCP socket monitoring tool written in Go
dish is a lightweight, 0 dependency monitoring tool in the form of a small binary executable. Upon execution, it checks the provided sockets (which can be provided in a JSON file or served by a remote JSON API endpoint). The results of the check are then reported to the configured channels. It started as a learning project and ended up proving quite handy. Me and my friend have been using it to monitor our services for the last 3 years. We have refactored the codebase to be a bit more presentable recently and thought we'd share on here! The currently supported channels include: - Telegram - Pushgateway for Prometheus - Webhooks - Custom API endpoint https://github.com/thevxn/dish
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