Skybrud.Social.UptimeRobot

Uptime Robot is a service that let's you monitor a given HTTP(s) URL, port number or similar. Skybrud.Social.UptimeRobot is an implementation of the Uptime Robot API.

Usage

Communication with the Uptime Robot API starts with the UptimeRobotService. You can initialize a new instance of this class like:

UptimeRobotService service = UptimeRobotService.CreateFromApiKey("your api key");

You can find your API key under your Uptime Robot Settings.

Get accounts details You can get the details of your account/user like shown in this Razor example:

UptimeRobotGetAccountDetailsResponse response = service.Accounts.GetAccountDetails();
    
<p>Monitor limit: @response.Body.Account.MonitorLimit</p>
<p>Monitor interval: @response.Body.Account.MonitorInterval</p>
<p>Monitors currently up: @response.Body.Account.UpMonitors</p>
<p>Monitors currently down: @response.Body.Account.DownMonitors</p>
<p>Monitors currently paused: @response.Body.Account.PausedMonitors</p>

Get a list of monitors You can also get a list of your monitors like in the example below:

UptimeRobotGetMonitorsResponse response = service.Monitors.GetMonitors();
    
foreach (var monitor in response.Body.Monitors) {
        
    <p>@monitor.FriendlyName: @monitor.Status (@String.Format("{0:0.00}", monitor.AlltimeUptimeRatio) %)</p>
        
}

The response is paginated, and will return a maximum of 50 monitors per page. You can explore the UptimeRobotGetMonitorsOptions class for further options - including pagination:

UptimeRobotGetMonitorsOptions options = new UptimeRobotGetMonitorsOptions {
    Offset = 25,
    Limit = 25,
    Logs = true
};

UptimeRobotGetMonitorsResponse response = service.Monitors.GetMonitors(options);

The Uptime Robot currently has more options than available in this implementation.