Lookout watches memory, disk, CPU and your Docker containers — then pings you the second something crosses the line. One binary. No agents, no dashboards to babysit, no signup.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AmoabaKelvin/lookout/main/install.sh | sudo shLookout ships with the checks you'd otherwise cobble together from scripts and cron jobs — running out of the box, watching the things that actually page you.
Catch leaks and runaway processes before the OOM killer does it for you.
Know before a volume fills up and writes start silently failing.
Spot sustained spikes and load averages that keep climbing past your cores.
Get pinged the instant a container exits, restarts, or starts thrashing.
Ping an HTTP endpoint or TCP port and hear about it the moment it stops answering.
Define your own checks in plain YAML. Any metric, any limit, any interval.
No control plane to deploy, no time-series database to feed. Install the binary, point it at what matters, and get out of the way.
One command drops a single static binary on any Linux box — no runtime, no dependencies, no account.
Pick your thresholds — or keep the sensible defaults. Watch a host, a path, a port, or a container.
Lookout only speaks up when a threshold is crossed — then once more when things recover.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AmoabaKelvin/lookout/main/install.sh | sudo shRoute every alert to the place your team already lives. Mix and match as many channels as you like.
A dozen destinations built in — and anything else you can reach with a POST.
One command on the box you want to keep alive. Star it on GitHub if it saves your weekend.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AmoabaKelvin/lookout/main/install.sh | sudo sh