Thanks to the recent one-hour outage of the Russian internet, I discovered a really cool tool called Uptime Kuma

I deployed a web app on my server in Russia using a container, spent half an hour adding websites that interest me (and some that don’t), and set up notifications to a Telegram bot in case of “incidents.” Finally, I won’t have to constantly monitor the operation of another server myself—the one running that three-letter service for traffic encryption. If you have a spare server lying around, I definitely recommend it.