Uptime checks
Request a public URL on a schedule and record the status code and response time.
Uptime · Certificates · DNS · Inventory
Watch your URLs, certificates and DNS records, and keep one inventory of the servers, services, domains and databases behind them.
Free while billing is not configured · Sign in with your Efolusi account
What works today
Three kinds of monitor and an inventory, behind your Efolusi account. Nothing to install on your hosts.
Request a public URL on a schedule and record the status code and response time.
Read the certificate a host presents and flag it 14 days before it expires.
Resolve a hostname and compare the answer with the value you expect.
List servers, services, domains and databases with provider, environment, region and lifecycle state. No secrets stored.
Sign in with the account you use across Efolusi. Komando has no password of its own.
Dry runs and approvals for AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Cloudflare, servers and PostgreSQL. Not open yet.
How it works
Use your Efolusi account. Accounts are managed at my.efolusi.com.
Create monitors for URLs, certificates and DNS, and record your resources in the inventory.
See the latest result and recent history for every monitor in one list.
FAQ
No. Monitors check public URLs, certificates and DNS from the outside, and the inventory is a record you keep. There is no agent.
With your Efolusi account. Accounts are managed at my.efolusi.com, and Komando has no separate password.
Yes, for now. Billing is not configured, so there are no prices or checkout. This page will say so when that changes.
It does not send alerts, open SSH sessions, query databases, or collect logs and metrics. Provider actions are in validation and not open.
No. Targets that resolve to loopback, private, link-local, cloud metadata or other reserved addresses are refused. The address is checked again each time a probe connects, and redirects are not followed.
On Efolusi infrastructure: native web and API services on a VPS behind Cloudflare.
Create a free account and add your first monitor. Billing is not configured, so there is nothing to pay.