Hey, I just found this tool, so incredibly clever that
it uses Github Actions for uptime monitor and status page.

Firstly, look at my Uptime Repo (https://github.com/duyet/uptime) and
the Status Page (https://duyet.github.io/uptime) hosted by Github Page.

![Uptime](/media/2021/09/uptime-1.png)

![Uptime](/media/2021/09/uptime-2.png)

So cool, huh?

# How it works

Upptime doesn't require a server, it's all powered by GitHub:

1. GitHub Actions is used as an uptime monitor: users can schedule workflows to automatically run every 5-minutes (shortest interval) visits your websites and makes sure that they're up.
2. GitHub Issues are used for incident reports: when a specified endpoint goes down, Upptime automatically opens a new issue in your GitHub repository.
3. GitHub Pages are used for the status website: a beautiful, staticly-generated status website.

# Getting started

Just follow the detailed tutorials here (https://upptime.js.org/docs/get-started),
create your repository from the template with a few configuration.

Upptime uses thousands of build minutes every month (approximately 3,000 minutes in the default setting).
If you use a public repository, GitHub offers unlimited free build minutes,
but if you use a private repository, you'll have to pay for this time.

# References

- https://upptime.js.org/docs/get-started
- https://github.com/upptime/upptime