A standalone, lightweight health and status checking tool written in Go, supporting probes, notifications, and SLA reporting.
EaseProbe is a standalone, lightweight tool written in Go for performing health and status checks on various services and endpoints. It probes services using multiple protocols, sends notifications via numerous channels, and generates SLA reports and metrics to ensure system reliability.
DevOps engineers, SREs, and system administrators who need a simple, reliable tool for monitoring the health of HTTP services, databases, network endpoints, and custom shell commands.
Developers choose EaseProbe for its simplicity, extensive protocol support, and built-in notification and reporting features, all in a single lightweight binary without external dependencies.
A simple, standalone, and lightweight tool that can do health/status checking, written in Go.
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Supports HTTP, TCP, Ping, Shell, SSH, TLS, and native clients for databases like MySQL and Redis, enabling comprehensive health checks without additional tools.
Written in Go, it compiles to a single binary that can be deployed via Docker, Kubernetes, or standalone, minimizing dependencies and resource usage.
Integrates with over 10 notification channels including Slack, Email, and SMS, with configurable edge-triggered or level-triggered alert modes.
Provides daily/weekly/monthly SLA reports, a live HTML/JSON dashboard, and Prometheus metrics for easy integration with monitoring stacks.
Managing numerous probes and notifications in YAML files can be verbose and error-prone, especially as the number of monitored services grows.
Only supports basic up/down alerts with fixed intervals, lacking advanced features like anomaly detection or dependency-based alerting.
Requires manual setup, maintenance, and scaling, which can be a burden compared to managed monitoring solutions that handle infrastructure automatically.