Kener is a status page system built with SvelteKit and Node.js. It provides tools for monitoring services, publishing availability information and communicating incidents to users.
The application combines a customisable public-facing status page with an administrative interface for managing monitors, incidents and maintenance events.
Kener is designed to provide more than a simple indication of whether a service is online. Organisations can create branded pages, display historical availability, organise services into logical groups and publish updates explaining operational problems.
It also provides APIs and administrative workflows that allow monitoring and incident communication to integrate with other systems. Multiple status pages can be managed from a single instance, making it suitable for organisations with several products or services.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Monitors APIs, network connectivity, TCP ports, DNS services, SSL certificates, databases, heartbeat endpoints and supported game servers.
- Displays current status, historical uptime information and monitoring trends.
- Supports incident creation, investigation updates, acknowledgements and resolution timelines.
- Allows scheduled maintenance windows with progress updates and completion or cancellation states.
- Creates multiple status pages with configurable layouts and individual presentation settings.
- Customises page branding through logos, colours, styles and themes.
- Provides light and dark modes, localisation and timezone-aware status information.
- Sends notifications through email, webhooks, Slack and Discord.
- Supports team collaboration with role-based access to administrative functionality.
- Offers REST APIs for managing monitors, incidents and status-page content.
- Provides API keys for authenticated integrations and automation.
- Supports embeddable status widgets and badges for external websites.
- Integrates with analytics services for understanding status-page usage.
Website: github.com/rajnandan1/kener
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Developer: Raj Nandan Sharma
License: MIT License
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