Uptime Kuma
An uptime monitor is only useful if it is not on the same machine it watches. Uptime Kuma checks your sites and services, keeps response history and publishes status pages; this template gives it its own always-on home with storage for that history.
Uptime Kuma hosting on Varity costs $14.32 a month at most, with a 2 GB volume included. No request, ingress or egress fees.
What you get
Deploying the template sets up every part below in your account, on its own HTTPS address
Services & storage
2 partsUptime KumaMonitoring1 vCPU · 2 GB RAM
- 2 GB volumeMounted in your appKept across restarts and redeploys
Why run Uptime Kuma on Varity
Separate from what it watches
Run your monitor on different infrastructure from your servers, so an outage there doesn't silence your alerts
Status pages without traffic fees
No request, ingress or egress fees. An incident that sends everyone to your status page doesn't change the bill.
History that stays
Monitor history and settings live on persistent storage, inside a $14.32 monthly maximum billed by the running minute
What Uptime Kuma runs on
| Included | Monthly max |
|---|---|
| Uptime Kuma appGrowth plan: 1 vCPU · 2 GB RAM · 5 GB temporary storage | $14 |
| App storage2 GB persistent volume, kept across restarts | $0.32 |
| Monthly maximum | $14.32 |
- Best for
- Monitoring HTTP services and publishing simple status pages with retained history
- Billing
- By the running minute, never above the maximum
- Traffic
- No app traffic fees
- Category
- Monitoring
- Built with
- JavaScript
Set up Uptime Kuma
- 01
In the Portal, choose Uptime Kuma from Templates and deploy it
- 02
Create the administrator account, add your first monitor with the site's URL, and choose a notification channel
- 03
Send a test notification before relying on alerts
Uptime Kuma hosting questions
- How much does it cost to host Uptime Kuma?
- $14.32 a month at most on Varity, including persistent storage for monitors and history, billed by the running minute.
- Can Uptime Kuma publish a public status page?
- Yes. Create a status page in Uptime Kuma, add monitors to it and share its address.
- Why not run Uptime Kuma on the server it monitors?
- If that server goes down, the monitor goes down with it and no alert is sent. Hosting it separately keeps checks and notifications running.
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