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Uptime Kuma by Louis Lam

Self-hosted monitoring tool with alerts, status pages and support for HTTP, TCP, DNS, ping and more.

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About Uptime Kuma

Self-hosted monitoring tool with alerts, status pages and support for HTTP, TCP, DNS, ping and more. Uptime Kuma is a developer tools product built by indie maker Louis Lam, launched in 2021.

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Active
Launched
2021
Website
uptime.kuma.pet

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Uptime Kuma FAQ

What is Uptime Kuma?

Uptime Kuma is a developer tools product: Self-hosted monitoring tool with alerts, status pages and support for HTTP, TCP, DNS, ping and more.

Who made Uptime Kuma?

Uptime Kuma was made by Louis Lam, Creator of Uptime Kuma, the self-hosted uptime monitor, and Dockge. It launched in 2021. Louis Lam has also built Dockge, its-mytabs, RDP Portal.

Is Uptime Kuma still active?

Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Uptime Kuma is still active and run by Louis Lam at uptime.kuma.pet.

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