I just recently setup 3 instances of Uptime Kuma to monitor all my websites and stop hackers/downtime. This wouldn’t be complete without a good n8n automation!
Starting with a webhook trigger to notify me of any issue (in plain English not 500 error codes) 
the moment something goes wrong!
I share the simple workflow I used below along with the full tutorial in this video. Enjoy!
Brilliant! I’ll go check Uptime Kuma out for my personal projects too 
aha! amazing @mikerussell, super cool use case.
I’m looking forward to the whole 3 servers AI monitoring setup!
Also through the roof video production man! 
Thanks, really appreciate that!
I got it up and runnning on 3 servers eventually. My Linode VPS, a (virtually) free Google Cloud instance and one running on my Synology NAS.
Works great!
Thanks for the video. I installed Kuma on a Google cloud server a docker instance. Excellent open source project. I have also added a node to my workflow that logs and stores all the data about alerts into a googlesheet for historical reference.
You can use n8n to enhance the alerting from kuma. Have alerts sent to n8n and then build a set of rules and notifications based on those to send alerts to correct people filtered by website and issues. All in all , another great opensource project
Thanks! Yeah Uptime Kuma is solid and I have had it running well since making this video. No glitches and n8n, of course, gives it superpowers!