Uptime 1.3 is released
Uptime, the remote monitoring application that you can run on your own servers, continues to evolve. Version 1.3 sees the introduction of monthly reports for tags, a feature made to ease reports to your end users.
In addition to bugfixes and internal refactorings, this version adds polish to the user interface. Here is the complete changelog:
- Added a User-Agent header to both http and https pollers, to identify pings from the monitor in server logs; you can override * the header via configuration
- Fixed "Save and add" redirection
- Made check title optional (falls back to the url)
- Fixed handling of relative Location headers
- Fixed chart timezone and vertical scale bugs
- Made new events more apparent in the navbar, and in the events page
- Removed custom date display logic and added moment.js as a dependency.
- Fixed check when http redirects to https
- Removed lifecycleEventsPlugin and added mongoose-lifecycle module as a dependency. This change renames events on Mongoose * models from 'pre-' to 'before-' and from 'post-' to 'after-' (e.g. 'postRemove' becomes 'afterRemove').
- Modified API routes to be more RESTful
- Upgraded dependencies (mongoose, express, ejs, config, async, socket.io)
- Added a Reports tab for tags, offering easily accessible monthly reports
- Made tabs compatible with direct links and back button in tag and check view
Uptime is still for Node.js 0.6.x only. A version compatible with Node 0.8 will be in the works as soon as the two main dependencies of the project, Express and Mongoose, hit the "stable" status on Node 0.8.
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Published on 06 Aug 2012
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