I built a self-hosted uptime monitor in Lua + SQLite on a Rust-based engine
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Been building this on and off for a while and its finally ready, so here it is. UPTYME is self-hosted uptime monitoring that doesn't ask you to run Postgres, Node, Redis, or a six-container compose stack. It's a self-contained binary with SQLite baked in and runs on Linux, Mac or Windows Live demo: https://uptyme.spyweb.app/ (API key: demo) just run (linux/mac) curl -sSf https://uptyme.spyweb.app/setup | bash or windows powershell irm https://uptyme.spyweb.app/setup-win | iex (installer
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