Kener
Kener is a Open-Source Status Page System
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Kener - A Beautiful Status Page System
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What is Kener?
Kener is status page system built with Sveltekit and NodeJS. It does not try to replace the Datadogs and Atlassian of the world. It tries to help some who wants to come up with a status page that looks nice and minimum overhead, in a modern way.
It is carefully crafted to be easy to use and customize.
It comes with all the basic asks for a status page. It is open-source and free to use.
Kener name is derived from the word "Kene" which means "how is it going" in Assamese, then .ing because it was a cheaply available domain.
Features
Here are some of the features that you get out of the box. Please read the documentation to know how to use them.
Monitoring and Tracking
- Advanced application performance monitoring tools
- Real-time network monitor software capabilities
- Polls HTTP endpoint or Push data to monitor using Rest APIs
- Adjusts Timezones for visitors
- Categorize Monitors into different Sections
- Cron-based scheduling for monitors. Minimum per minute
- Construct complex API Polls - Chain, Secrets etc
- Supports a Default Status for Monitors
- Supports base path for hosting in k8s
- Pre-built docker image for easy deployment
- Automatically adjusts timezones for visitors
Customization and Branding
- Customizable status page
- Badge generation for status and uptime of Monitors
- Support for custom domains
- Embed Monitor as an iframe or widget
- Light + Dark Theme
- Internationalization support
- Beautifully Crafted Status Page
Incident Management
- Incident Management
- Incident Communication
- Comprehensive APIs for Incident Management
User Experience and Design
- Good Accessibility Score
- Easy installation and setup
- User-friendly interface
- Responsive design for various devices
- Auto SEO and Social Media ready
- Server Side Rendering
Technologies used
Support Me
If you are using Kener and want to support me, you can do so by sponsoring me on GitHub or buying me a coffee.