~6KB
Is it up? Watch any endpoint. Live. 6KB.
Live HTTP health monitor with latency tracking.
The problem
During deploys, migrations, or debugging, you need to know if your endpoint is responding. The options: write a bash loop with curl (no stats), install Datadog (400MB agent + account), or check Uptime Robot (requires internet + third party). None are instant.
The solution
OmniUp pings any HTTP endpoint at configurable intervals and shows live status, latency, uptime percentage, and min/max/avg response times. One command, 6KB, runs until you stop it.
Why Bare-Metal Matters
Monitoring tools that require Python, Ruby, or a cloud account add friction exactly when you need speed — during an incident. OmniUp is a 6KB binary you can scp to any server and start watching immediately. No installation, no configuration, no account.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Binary Size | ~6KB |
| Function | Live endpoint health monitor |
| Output | Status, latency, uptime %, min/max/avg |
| Dependencies | None |
| Interval | Configurable (default 2s) |
Comparison
| OmniUp | curl loop | Datadog | Uptime Robot | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Size | ~6KB | Shell script | 400MB agent | Cloud service |
| Setup | omni-up URL | Write a bash loop | Account + API key + agent install | Account + dashboard config |
| Dependencies | None | curl, bash | Python, Ruby, or Go runtime | Internet + account |
| Stats | Uptime %, latency, min/max | None built-in | Full dashboard | Full dashboard |
| Cost | Free | Free | $15+/month | Free tier limited |
Use Cases
Deploy Monitoring
Run omni-up against your API while deploying. See the exact moment it goes down and comes back. Measure recovery time.
Incident Response
Drop the binary on an affected server and start watching upstream dependencies. No need to install anything during an outage.
Development
Keep omni-up running in a terminal while developing. Know instantly when your backend crashes or hangs.
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