Stay Alert and Mobile with self hosted NTFY

Stay Alert and Mobile with self hosted NTFY
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Enhance your small business's alert system using NTFY, a powerful tool that lets you send notifications directly to your phone or desktop. We'll demonstrate how NTFY can be integrated with Uptime Kuma to monitor your services and with N8N to automate notifications.

Self-hosted NTFY

NTFY is a versatile tool that can keep you updated on your business operations, whether it's through monitoring services like Uptime Kuma or automating tasks with N8N. By integrating NTFY into your workflow, you'll ensure that you're always the first to know when important events occur, allowing you to respond quickly and keep your business running smoothly.

Thank you for watching our screencast. With NTFY, Uptime Kuma, N8N and Formable you have a powerful combination at your fingertips to maintain a vigilant eye on your business's online presence and operations.

Formable's NTFY Portainer stack docker-compose.yml

services:
  ntfy:
    image: binwiederhier/ntfy
    container_name: ntfy
    command:
      - serve
    environment:
      - TZ=UTC
    volumes:
      - app_cache:/var/cache/ntfy
      - app_etc:/etc/ntfy
    ports:
      - 10106:80
    restart: unless-stopped
volumes:
  app_cache:
  app_etc:

Managed Self Hosted NTFY

Formable sets up, monitors and updates your cloud applications.

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Formable installs NTFY at your own subdomain, for example: ntfy.formable.app
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Free Let's Encrypt certificate setup and renewal with certbot.
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We monitor your application subdomain with Formable's Uptime Kuma server.
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Formable updates your application and checks for any breaking changes.
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Formable configures Kopia to take incremental snapshots of your application data and files to AWS S3.
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Formable starts you on our Mailgun SMTP server for email notification delivery. We can then get you setup with your own Mailgun account and subdomain, so you can track deliverability.
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Formable resolves any application downtime issues and supports your team.
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