The front-end is developed using Bootstrap, and the back-end is developed using Python3 with Flask and jinja2.
##Structure
main_example.py
import requests
resp = "https://example.com/"
try:
requests.get(resp, timeout=1)
except requests.exceptions.ConnectionError:
result = "error"
print("error")
else:
result = "success"
print("success")
index.html
~~~
<body>
{% if result == "error" %}
<p>Connection Error</p>
{% elif result == "success" %}
<p>Connection success</p>
</body>
~~~Use the requests library to get the http response. if requests.get returns a number 20X, it will output success; if not, it will output error.
Place a result variable in each process and change it according to the response.
Although it is omitted here, jinja2 will pass result to the html file.
It shows the uptime status by changing what is displayed depending on the contents of result.
This server status lists it, and you can easily add more servers to be monitored later.
- Flask
- jinja2
- requests Other dependent libraries are required.
The source code is licensed MIT. The website content is licensed CC BY 4.0,see LICENSE.