This is a simple Python/Flask application designed to monitor the status of various services. It provides a web-based dashboard that displays the current status of each service, allowing users to quickly assess their availability.

• Service Status Monitoring: Check the status of each service and display it on the dashboard with visual indicators.
• Automatic Refresh: The dashboard automatically refreshes the status of services at a regular interval.
• Service Configuration: Services to be monitored can be configured via a JSON file.

To install the necessary dependencies for this application, ensure you have Python installed on your system and then use the provided Makefile:

make install

This command sets up a virtual environment, installs the required Python packages listed in requirements.txt, and prepares the application for execution. It also copies the services.sample.json file to services.json so that you can configure the services to be monitored.

To run the application, use the Makefile command:

make run

This command starts the Flask server, making the dashboard accessible via a web browser at http://localhost:5000/.

Services are configured in a services.json file. This file should contain an array of service objects, each specifying the following properties:

• name: The name of the service.
• status_url: The URL used to check the service's status.
• service_url: The URL to the service's user interface, if available.
• logs_url: The URL to the service's logs, if available.
• method: The HTTP method to use when checking the status (e.g., GET).
• headers: Any HTTP headers required for the status check.
• expected_status: The HTTP status code that indicates the service is active.

Check the services.sample.json file for an example.

This project is open-sourced under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.