Chatastrophe: Your server's disasters, delivered by Nostr DM
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I built a tool that is making my life a little easier: Chatastrophe https://github.com/dtonon/chatastrophe The idea is simple, a small bash check that runs on a server every 10 minutes and sends a Nostr DM (NIP-17) when something goes wrong: Disk usage above a threshold; Available RAM below a threshold, or swap usage above one; Processes killed by the out-of-memory killer since the previous run; A file (for example a database) larger than a set size; A systemd unit not active, or restarted too many times in the last hour; You can also ping your bot and ask for a server status report. Finally,
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