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Uptime Kuma plugin · monitoring

Know when things break, before anyone tells you.

Your Uptime Kuma instance already watches everything. This plugin puts its status board inside QuoxCORE: up, down or degraded at a glance, ping times, uptime percentages and service groups, refreshing every 30 seconds.

In plain words

What it is, where it lives, when to reach for it

What is it
A plugin for the QuoxCORE dashboard that shows monitors from the Uptime Kuma instance you already run.
Where do I use it
On the Uptime tab in the dashboard's NOC panel, reading your own Uptime Kuma server.
When would I use it
When something looks down and you want your uptime checks beside the rest of your fleet view.
How do I use it
Buy it once in the store for $9, then an org admin installs it from the dashboard's Plugins page.

QuoxCORE is the free, self-hosted platform underneath this. What is QuoxCORE

See it work

The board, mid-incident.

The pulse behind this page is the heartbeat stream: every strand a monitor, every beat a check coming back. Pay once in the store, paste your licence key in Settings, and the Uptime tab appears in QuoxCORE’s NOC panel. No subscription, ever.

This is the panel the plugin adds: every monitored service with its heartbeat history, ping and uptime. Watch one break, and watch you know about it.

QuoxCORE · NOC · Uptime tab refresh in 30 s
collector-apihttps · group: core
up12 ms24 h 99.99%
dashboardhttps · group: core
up21 ms24 h 100%
postgrestcp · group: data
up3 ms24 h 99.98%
webhook-relayhttps · group: edge
up48 ms24 h 99.94%
qdranttcp · group: data
up5 ms24 h 99.97%
Illustrative data. On your install the board is fed by your own Uptime Kuma instance.

What it does

Green until it is not.

The status dashboard shows every monitored service with its current state, real-time ping and latency, and uptime percentages over 24 hours and 30 days. Services group by category, so core, data and edge read as rows, not noise.

It refreshes itself every 30 seconds, and it sits in the NOC panel next to your metrics and alerts, one pane instead of five. Schedulable checks mean an agent can ask what is down right now on a timer and route the answer to your inbox.

The real panel

This is the Uptime tab, not a mockup.

Every monitored service lists its status, ping and uptime percentage over 24 hours and 30 days, grouped exactly as they are in your Uptime Kuma instance.

The board, itemised

StatusUp, down or degraded for every monitored service, at a glance.
PingReal-time ping and latency readings for every service.
WindowsUptime percentages tracked over 24 hours and 30 days.
GroupsServices organised by category, matching your Uptime Kuma setup.
RefreshEvery 30 seconds, on its own. The route is /monitoring/uptime-kuma.
ChecksSchedulable from the NOC panel, with answers routed to your inbox.
Safetymonitor.delete requires approval; monitor.pause is logged as destructive. Calls run through the collector proxy, so Kuma stays private, and activity is witnessed on the WARD audit chain.

Pricing

One more row on the board.

Plugins are one-off purchases, not subscriptions. This one reads like the services it watches.

uptime-kuma · plugin licenceone payment · group: yours
$9one-off · no renewal
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requires QuoxCORE 1.0+ · requires an Uptime Kuma instance · licence: commercial · version 1.0.0 · unlock: licence key in Settings, the Uptime tab appears in the NOC panel