Vigil
Self-hosted uptime monitoring. No subscriptions, pay once
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Self-hosted uptime monitoring. No subscriptions, pay once
6 followers
Uptime monitoring your company owns: scheduled checks, automatic incidents, public status pages, multi-tenant RBAC and AI postmortems. A production-grade Next.js 16 codebase, one-time $149, running on your servers tonight.
Hi Product Hunt!
I built Vigil because I was sick of subscription math. Renting uptime monitoring from cloud providers gets ridiculously expensive as soon as you add more seats, monitors, or need basic things like multi-tenant RBAC and postmortems. Vigil is a production-grade Next.js + Postgres codebase that you buy once, deploy via Docker Compose in 10 minutes, and own completely.
What’s under the hood: Shift-corrected check stream running every 60s; Branded status pages cached at the edge (so traffic spikes during an outage won't kill your database); AI-drafted postmortems from real timeline events (via optional Anthropic API); Comprehensive test suite (135+ tests)
One thing I'd love to see is a built-in maintenance window scheduler, so we can pause alerts during planned deploys without having to script it. Right now I'm juggling cron jobs and that's exactly the kind of thing I'd expect Vigil to handle for me.
@n_yalc23333 Thanks Yalçın. Honest answer: there's no maintenance-window scheduler yet, today you'd disable the monitor or use alert-holding on the recovery action during a planned deploy. A first-class "mute this monitor/org from X to Y" window is a clean, bounded add and it's on the list. Would per-monitor windows cover you, or do you need an org-wide "deploy mode"?
The one-time price is refreshing, but would love to see a built-in way to pipe alerts into Discord or Teams without needing a webhook middleman. Adding native integrations for those would save a fair bit of setup time.
@damla510033 Good news, Discord and Slack are already native (since v1.1.0): paste the webhook URL and Vigil formats the message for that platform, no middleman. Microsoft Teams isn't native yet; same pattern, so it's a straightforward add. Is Teams the one you're after?
ran it on a small staging setup last night and the multi-tenant RBAC actually felt thought through, not slapped together. the one-time price is what got me to download it in the first place.