Thank you very much. I've been battling on with Monit and was getting sick of editing config files and restarting the service. This is a great replacement! :)
This looks great! Will help me remove a bunch of stuff I'd been using simplemonitor for ages now. I've setup the integration, but I've noticed that new checks don't seem to be getting picked up by Home assistant for some reason. Not quite sure what's up, continuing to chase down what's wrong.
Thank you Claire!!! It's been in pending state for some time - needing approval. But since AddOn was added few weeks ago, I hope it can make it in 2022.7. Here is the link: github.com/home-assistant/core/pull/67985
Nice video BT, Thanks. Already integrated and working just fine. Now we can do a litle bit more and different as only with Glances. One question, Whats the name of your Lovelace frontend cards that you use in your video? For example the green block diagram for your MQTT?
@@ictstelucjam3604 for MQTT I use MQTT monitor tzpe, IP addres of MQTT server, port 1886. And for MQTT topic I look for zigbee2mqtt/bridge/state with state online. This is state of my Zigbee USB stick for Zigbee2MQTT. If that's available (in state online) that checks both my MQTT availability, but also that my Zigbee network is probably up too. And sorry for late reply, just seen it now - missed notification.
@@BeardedTinker Did you already tried or managed in Kuma the webhook with Syno-Chat? I tried a lot now, but I cant get it done. I tried the HomeAssistant > Syno chat way like in your video, but that doesnt function. The Webhook doesn't functioning
Thank you Pavol! I use HACS Uptime card - it can be a bit of pain if you want to do more fun visuals with it, but it's great for displaying service status.
@@BeardedTinker can you explain how it works please? Because, i get an unknown status error. I tried both sensors, binary and regular sensor, but neighter works... Also not on all other sensors...
thanks for the video! I like your channel verry much! could you please tell me how is it better than the ping integration? it seems a very fancy way to do a very simple thing that is achievable by the ping integration....
With ping you get response from OS, and here you can also monitor availability of the apps or services. For example - MQTT host may be working, but service is down. And that's very big difference. I remember when one big bank called to report core system down and one of my tech guys did ping test and said everything is ok. Sure, network is working but people can't get their money :)
Do you know how i can get access to this add-on via Nabu-Casa? I guess since this is not an ingress enabled app, i would need to manually forward ports and use my ISP IP instead?
@@BeardedTinker Nabu Casa is well worth the money imo. Might just get openvpn setup instead of port forwarding, but thanks! Is it possible to use the uptime card for this rather than entity states?
@Tom Still I have Nabu Casa but don't use it. Was thinking that I didn't try Uptime Kuma with Nabu Casa :) But you could try using panel and maybe play with it + reverse proxy.
Thanks for you great videos. I Installed Uptime Kuma after I initially saw your video. I now have the problem that I cannot seem to remeber the username/password I used during the installation. I have set up about 15 servers/instances that I control, so I don't want to setup everything again. Do you have any idea how I could reset the credentials for uptime kuma inside homeassistant? TIA
Not sure how you installed it - but you can try running this command if it's in docker: docker exec -it npm run reset-password Try it with telnet/ssh addon.
It may be because author has archived the project: github.com/meichthys/uptime_kuma Not sure if it's possible to install when component is archived or not. But on the other hand, I still got it working on 2 of my systems. You can try manual install for HACS components as this should work.
Same way as you update other AddOn components. When update is available, click on update and that's it If you have Docker installation, you can use Watchtowe to update any of your containers. I suggest to tžrun it with command run-once and please read the documentation.
You should be able to copy by hand fodler from within custom_components on GitHub. It's uptime_kuma folder. Recreate it in HA under custom_components folder with all of the files
They do actually. You just can't install them via HACS. Instead you need to copy files by hand from GitHub to custom_components folder. If they don't load up, check your log. Some users got error that sensors already exist and if you do get that error - just delete/remove current sensors and it will create new ones.
This method doesn't work unless you have HA OS installed. Doesn't work this simply via the Docker install. No one seems to mention that, but it's a huge miss in these setups. If you're running HA via Docker the Add-Ons option isn't available at all.
@@BeardedTinker Add-ons require HA OS. Unless you know that already there is nothing clear about it. Not everyone that watches knows everything about HA. A few more words would be helpful to your newb followers.
But you can still install Uptime Kuma in Docker and use it like this. It should work the same as addon - docker run -d --restart=always -p 3001:3001 -v uptime-kuma:/app/data --name uptime-kuma louislam/uptime-kuma:1
One problem: Can not use the web-ui. Got SSL-error as I'm using reversed proxy in Home Assistant. Chrome does not like that :-( Solved by using :3001 instead.
Have same issue - will need to play a bit and create new App for it in reverse proxy or be import SSL cerificate. I would prefer first option. It shouldn't be a problem as it is trying to pen specific port, so that solves one issue. Other option would be to create iFrame panel in HA as I think there would be no need for SSL certificate. but just haven't had time to do it yet.
Thank you very much. I've been battling on with Monit and was getting sick of editing config files and restarting the service. This is a great replacement! :)
Glad you liked it!!! Thanks
Very cool, been looking for something like this 👍
Glad you like it! Looks like it will soon not need HACS and maybe we get some more attributes than too.
This looks great! Will help me remove a bunch of stuff I'd been using simplemonitor for ages now. I've setup the integration, but I've noticed that new checks don't seem to be getting picked up by Home assistant for some reason. Not quite sure what's up, continuing to chase down what's wrong.
Try restarting Home Assistant, that may help it.
@@BeardedTinker that seemed to do the trick. State with the entities after they’re discovered works fine without a hitch. Thanks!
What is the name of the lovelace card used to display some of your uptime statuses? The one with the green vertical bars and the 100% below?
It's called Uptime Card :) available in HACS.
github.com/dylandoamaral/uptime-card
Nice to have a well focused video to watch before work. Do we know when it will move into Core.
Thank you Claire!!! It's been in pending state for some time - needing approval. But since AddOn was added few weeks ago, I hope it can make it in 2022.7. Here is the link:
github.com/home-assistant/core/pull/67985
Nice video BT, Thanks. Already integrated and working just fine. Now we can do a litle bit more and different as only with Glances. One question, Whats the name of your Lovelace frontend cards that you use in your video? For example the green block diagram for your MQTT?
Thank you very very much!!
The card I used there is HACS custom card - Uptime card. It's perfect or made just for this.
@@BeardedTinker Yes, got it. But how or wich sensor and config in Kuma are you taking for the MQTT port status?
@@ictstelucjam3604 for MQTT I use MQTT monitor tzpe, IP addres of MQTT server, port 1886. And for MQTT topic I look for zigbee2mqtt/bridge/state with state online.
This is state of my Zigbee USB stick for Zigbee2MQTT. If that's available (in state online) that checks both my MQTT availability, but also that my Zigbee network is probably up too.
And sorry for late reply, just seen it now - missed notification.
@@BeardedTinker Did you already tried or managed in Kuma the webhook with Syno-Chat? I tried a lot now, but I cant get it done. I tried the HomeAssistant > Syno chat way like in your video, but that doesnt function. The Webhook doesn't functioning
@@BeardedTinker Ah, perfect, thanks a lot! So thanks to this (topic: zigbee2mqtt/bridge/state) I'll be monitoring MQTT and also Z2M :) Sweet!
Hey, nice video, thanks! Question: how can I get that nice diagrams about the services availability history to the dashboard? Thanks!
Thank you Pavol! I use HACS Uptime card - it can be a bit of pain if you want to do more fun visuals with it, but it's great for displaying service status.
@@BeardedTinker Thanks!
@@BeardedTinker can you explain how it works please? Because, i get an unknown status error. I tried both sensors, binary and regular sensor, but neighter works... Also not on all other sensors...
There is a notification (email/telegram/etc.) integration in Kuma. It is a much better and faster way to get notification about status changes.
Yes, there are also other platforms there too, but we want it on Home Assistant :)
thanks for the video! I like your channel verry much!
could you please tell me how is it better than the ping integration? it seems a very fancy way to do a very simple thing that is achievable by the ping integration....
With ping you get response from OS, and here you can also monitor availability of the apps or services. For example - MQTT host may be working, but service is down. And that's very big difference. I remember when one big bank called to report core system down and one of my tech guys did ping test and said everything is ok. Sure, network is working but people can't get their money :)
@@BeardedTinkerAmazing! thank you!!
For some reason I'm not able to add the uptime_kuma repo to custom repositories in HACS - has anoyone encountered that?
Not sure why, but looks like repository is archive by owner. You can still install it by hand (download and copy files in custom_components folder.
Do you know how i can get access to this add-on via Nabu-Casa? I guess since this is not an ingress enabled app, i would need to manually forward ports and use my ISP IP instead?
Didn't try Nabu casa, but port forwarding should work.
@@BeardedTinker Nabu Casa is well worth the money imo. Might just get openvpn setup instead of port forwarding, but thanks!
Is it possible to use the uptime card for this rather than entity states?
@Tom Still I have Nabu Casa but don't use it. Was thinking that I didn't try Uptime Kuma with Nabu Casa :)
But you could try using panel and maybe play with it + reverse proxy.
Thanks for you great videos. I Installed Uptime Kuma after I initially saw your video. I now have the problem that I cannot seem to remeber the username/password I used during the installation. I have set up about 15 servers/instances that I control, so I don't want to setup everything again. Do you have any idea how I could reset the credentials for uptime kuma inside homeassistant? TIA
Not sure how you installed it - but you can try running this command if it's in docker: docker exec -it npm run reset-password
Try it with telnet/ssh addon.
@@BeardedTinker Thanks, I just installed using the HA Addon.
Thanks great video. First.
Thank you Allen 😉
Anybody else having trouble to add the repo to hacs? Is doesn't add it in my hacs
It may be because author has archived the project: github.com/meichthys/uptime_kuma
Not sure if it's possible to install when component is archived or not.
But on the other hand, I still got it working on 2 of my systems.
You can try manual install for HACS components as this should work.
And how can I update a newer version off kuma, if I have an active version in home assistant??
Same way as you update other AddOn components. When update is available, click on update and that's it
If you have Docker installation, you can use Watchtowe to update any of your containers. I suggest to tžrun it with command run-once and please read the documentation.
the github page has been archived.. any idea how to install the integration manually?
thanks
You should be able to copy by hand fodler from within custom_components on GitHub. It's uptime_kuma folder. Recreate it in HA under custom_components folder with all of the files
@@BeardedTinker thanks, that's what i've done😁 seems to be working
Hello,How can make enteties look like yours ? My just looks like node-red UP , not lik your green retangulars.
I use HACS custom:uptime-card - it can be customised to easily see state of the service.
@@BeardedTinker thank you , i Installed that card , but stil showing error . Can you show me write editor how your entities looks please?
Did anybody figure out how to get the home assistant built in notification service in uptime Kuma?
In what way? As a notification for issues with services or...?
Great video, but sadly the repositorie is no longer available
Yes, that's really sad. You can still install it by hand directly from GitHub but this also means there will be no updates.
Neither GitHub repositories work with the latest Home assistant update
They do actually. You just can't install them via HACS. Instead you need to copy files by hand from GitHub to custom_components folder.
If they don't load up, check your log. Some users got error that sensors already exist and if you do get that error - just delete/remove current sensors and it will create new ones.
Mine keeps failing to connect trying to add the Kuma integration itself after setting up Kuma in HACS completely. Anyone else experience that?
Gave you installed Uptime Kuma AddOn first? Do you see in AddOn something in the log file? And what version it is.
I’m having the same issue, and the add-on is installed and running. Nothing in the logbook
Did you visit uptime kuma web page and set service there?
Yeah, it’s currently only monitoring two things and I have a dashboard for it
This method doesn't work unless you have HA OS installed. Doesn't work this simply via the Docker install. No one seems to mention that, but it's a huge miss in these setups. If you're running HA via Docker the Add-Ons option isn't available at all.
I think it's pretty clear from title - it's add-on?
@@BeardedTinker Add-ons require HA OS. Unless you know that already there is nothing clear about it. Not everyone that watches knows everything about HA. A few more words would be helpful to your newb followers.
But you can still install Uptime Kuma in Docker and use it like this. It should work the same as addon - docker run -d --restart=always -p 3001:3001 -v uptime-kuma:/app/data --name uptime-kuma louislam/uptime-kuma:1
May I ask is this UptimeRobot?
No, this is alternative to it. Locally hosted as AddOn in Home Assistant.
@@BeardedTinker great
how to change logo and name?
For what exactly? In UI?
@@BeardedTinker yes
@@BeardedTinker how?
For name, that's easy - press on "show visual editor" and just change name.
For icon - type also there icon: mdi: and than the icon you want to use.
@@BeardedTinker in the website or in the project. i use repilit
8:14 Mine keeps failing here
It the AddOn running? What do you see in log file for Uptime kuma addon? Do you maybe have any other service running on same port?
@@BeardedTinker add-on is running, nothing in the logs, and nothing is running on that port. I set this all up this morning
My Home Assistant is running off my gaming laptop as I don’t have any other thing for it to run off
Is it running in Vitrual Machine, as Docker or?
@@BeardedTinker Virtual machine in Virtual box on Windows
One problem: Can not use the web-ui. Got SSL-error as I'm using reversed proxy in Home Assistant. Chrome does not like that :-( Solved by using :3001 instead.
Have same issue - will need to play a bit and create new App for it in reverse proxy or be import SSL cerificate. I would prefer first option. It shouldn't be a problem as it is trying to pen specific port, so that solves one issue. Other option would be to create iFrame panel in HA as I think there would be no need for SSL certificate.
but just haven't had time to do it yet.