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README.md

self-hosted website monitoring service.


Storm is currently a WIP.

Storm is a 100% open-source platform that provides a self-hosted monitoring service to your web apps. It provides Slack notifications, AWS server reboot within Slack, and many more useful features.

Table of contents

Status

CircleCI

Deploy to Heroku

Deploy

Developing

  1. Thank you! We love our contributors!
  2. Clone the repository.
  3. Install missing dependencies: bundle install.
  4. Setup your database: rails db:setup.
  5. Make your changes in a thoughtfully-named branch.
  6. Ensure 1:1 test coverage.
  7. Submit a Pull Request!
  8. Celebrate! 🎉