IFTTT PHP Server Monitor: Check if a server is up and notify a IFTTT service

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Last Updated		Ratings				Unique User Downloads		Download Rankings
2023-12-20 (17 days ago)		Not enough user ratings				Total: 41 This week: 4		All time: 10,758 This week: 18

Version		License		PHP version		Categories
`ifttt-web-monitor` 1.0		MIT/X Consortium ...		5		Networking, PHP 5, System information, W..., A..., G...

Description

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Chun-Sheng, Li

This package can check if a server is up using an IFTTT service.

It provides a script that can read a configuration file to retrieve the URL of a site hosted in a server to monitor and the URL of an IFTTT service to access.

The script can send an HTTP request to check if the site's server to monitor is responding correctly.

Then, it accesses the IFTTT service to notify the up or down status of the site's server that is monitoring.

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Once a site is live, it is essential to monitor the status of the site to ensure it continues to serve its audience as expected, or it is necessary to address issues that may arise and make the site stop working.

Issues that may sometimes happen may be related to security compromises or slowness.

PHP can check if a remote site works well by sending an HTTP request to check the server response.

This package provides a script that can monitor the status of a site server. The hand can notify interested system administrators using the IFTTT service when there is an issue.

This way, system administrators can automate actions to handle site server status changes, such as sending emails or recording events of server status in a database.

Manuel Lemos

Chun-Sheng, Li

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Name:	Chun-Sheng, Li `<contact>`
Classes:	27 packages by Chun-Sheng, Li
Country:	Taiwan

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Innovation award

Nominee: 13x

Winner: 1x

Documentation

ifttt-web-monitor

IFTTT Web Monitor Architecture

Usage

Ensure that PHP is installed and the PHP cURL extension already has been enabled.
Or using the Python 3 program and ensure python3 is available on targted machine.
Clone the repository with the `git` command.
Create the `settings.txt` file and its format can be referenced by `settings.txt.example` file.
Set the Cronjob with the `crontab` command and run `monitor.php` program every 5 minutes.

Cronjob setting

/5  * cd /root/ifttt-web-monitor && export TZ=Asia/Taipei && php monitor.php

/5  * cd /root/ifttt-web-monitor && export TZ=Asia/Taipei && python3 monitor.py

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File	Role	Description
`LICENSE`	Lic.	License text
`monitor.php`	Aux.	Auxiliary script
`monitor.py`	Data	Auxiliary data
`README.md`	Doc.	Documentation
`settings.txt.example`	Data	Auxiliary data