TL;DR
Do you want to try out Kuvasz without installing it? There is a live demo available!
Are you looking for the installation guide? You can find it here!
Highlights
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Uptime monitoring
With flexible configuration, adjustable intervals, headers, and more.
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SSL monitoring
Kuvasz checks your SSL certificates every day, and notifies you before they expire.
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Notifications
Supports multiple notification channels, currently including email, Slack, Discord, Telegram, and PagerDuty. You can configure the notification channels on a per-monitor basis.
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API
Provides a fully-fledged REST API to manage your monitors, check their status, and more.
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Metrics Exporters
Export your metrics to Prometheus or to any OTLP-compatible tool, to integrate with your existing monitoring and alerting systems.
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Sleek UI
Kuvasz has a modern, responsive, and user-friendly interface that makes it easy to manage your monitors.
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Free & Open Source
Kuvasz is licensed under the Apache License 2.0, it's free and it always will be.
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Performance & Robustness
Tested in real-world scenarios, with large numbers of monitors and checks.
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Flexible Configuration
You can choose how you would like to manage your monitors: on the UI, or via the API, or with a single YAML file.
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Cloud Native
Kuvasz is built with cloud-native principles in mind, distributed as a single Docker image, and only requires a PostgreSQL database to run.
Don't miss out on the latest updates!
First and foremost, if you want to stay up-to-date with the latest news, features, and updates about Kuvasz, please consider:
- starring the project on GitHub and on Docker Hub
- following us on X
- following us on Mastodon
You can also find some occasional updates on my personal blog at akobor.me.
Where does the name come from?
Kuvasz (pronounce as [ΛkuvΙs]) is an ancient hungarian breed of livestock & guard dog. You can read more about them on Wikipedia.
Do you like it?
While Kuvasz is free and open-source, it still requires a lot of time and effort to maintain and develop. If you like it, please consider donating via Ko-fi:
Do you have a question?
Let's go to the GitHub discussions!